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# Defence Architecture in Early North Karnataka c15.s2.7

Defence Architecture in Early North Karnataka c15.s2.7

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### [c15.s2.7](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.joshi-1981.c15.s2.7)

From the above general analysis, it is obvious that this small fort referred to as enclosure II here forms evidently the earliest of the four enclosures; the other three being the citadel i.e. Enclosure I, the outer fort i.e. Enclosure III abutting the Enclosure II and the outermost fort i.e. Enclosure-IV. Now let us try to understand the architectural features of these Enclosures one by one (Fig.53).

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