Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c9.s5.5

c9.s5.5

The hall ceiling was supported upon four columns set square in the middle of the hall. The walls and ceiling are plain. Round the two sides of the south-west and north-west corners are very low continuous altars for images while round the two sides of the north-east and south-east corners are high benches which are not altars. The south-east pillar, only, remains intact (Fig. 10); the south-west one is continuous from floor to ceiling, but is much corroded about the middle. The north-west and north-east pillars have completely gone, fragments hanging from the ceiling, and their stumps on the floor, being all that is left of them.