Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c9.s3.17

c9.s3.17

A hundred and fifty yards east-north-east of the last are two small shrines (No. 12), the northern one of which is much shattered. The principal images upon its walls are the tāṇḍava (?), Gaṇapati, and Mahākālī, and Gaṇapati figures, again, above the shrine door. In the shrine, against the back wall, is an altar with Garuḍa on the front, which has probably been brought from some other temple. Loosely placed upon it are images of Śiva-Pārvatī, Narasimha and Vishnu (?). The temple faces east. About ten yards to the south of the last is No. 13, a plain, square little shrine, with a pyramidal roof, facing west.