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# Town Planning in Ancient India c17.s4.3

Town Planning in Ancient India c17.s4.3

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### [c17.s4.3](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.dutt-1925.c17.s4.3)

Many years passed and the town was washed away by a huge flood. When it subsided, the town was constructed anew. The plan was drawn up afresh after a resurvey of the limits of the old city from a study of the extant traces and that on such a comprehensive scale as to satisfy the growing need of the swelling population. In this new plan, which was circular also, the old temple retained its central position.¹ The great

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