The Ancient and Medieval Architecture of India: A Study of Indo-Aryan Civilisation c17.58

c17.58

Having thus briefly described the principal architectural details of this wonderful university of ancient India and stated its chronology according to the scientific method, I will attempt to sum up its history from the Indian point of view. Let us try to see it as the Indian artists who created Ajantâ saw and felt it. The Western scientific method ignores the Indian way of thinking and does nothing to light up the obscurity of Indian history: it tells the facts, but leaves Ajantâ to the bats and owls.