Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c8.s1.12
Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c8.s1.12
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Temple No. 3, opposite the last, is, even, a greater wreck. It is of precisely the same style. From the fallen blocks it is seen that it possessed a very finely designed ceiling panel—a small central dome adorned with cusped ornament and florid kīrtimukha corners. Ganapati presides over the shrine door. The two temples face one another and are built upon the same centre line. This one faces the east. The outside walls are rather plainer than those of No. 2. Around about, in this same field, are what appear to be the sites of other buildings.