The Antiquities of Orissa v1.c7.25.1

v1.c7.25.1

Next down: Left: panel with scale 0 1 2 3 Right: panel 14. Wait, let's check positions when rotated 180°: - Currently (upside down): - Bottom: panel 16 is at the bottom right. When rotated 180°, panel 16 is at the top left! Wait! Let's rotate 180 carefully: Current image (0° as shown): - "PLATE VIII" is at the top, upside down. Wait, if "PLATE VIII" is at the top of the image as scanned, then when rotated 180°, "PLATE VIII" will be at the BOTTOM! WAIT! Is "PLATE VIII" at the top or bottom of a normal plate? Plate numbers in books are almost always at the TOP: "PLATE VIII". Wait, look at the letters "PLATE VIII" in the image! Let's zoom in on `PLATE VIII`. Is it: P L A T E V I I I Wait, the P has the round part at the top-left! Wait, look at the letters: P: vertical stroke on left, bowl on top right. Wait, no! Look at the 'P' in `PLATE VIII`: The vertical line is on the right, the bowl is on the bottom-left! Wait, let's look at the word: Left to right, it reads: First character: upside-down P (looks like a d or b). Second: upside-down L (looks like ⅂). Third: upside-down A (looks like ∀). Fourth: upside-down T (crossbar at the bottom). Fifth: upside-down E (horizontal bars pointing left or upside down). Wait, no! Look at the string: `PLATE VIII` Wait, let's read it from left to right as displayed right now: Wait! From left to right: First is `P`? No, wait: On the left: `P`?