History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v1.c7: List of Illustrations
History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v1.c7
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List of Illustrations
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| | Facing Page |
| Battle scene with Rāvana from an old palm-leaf Rāmāyana manuscript, Orissa *(in colours)* | *Frontispiece* |
| Pre-historic Site in Mayurbhanj | 1 |
| Palæolithic Implements | 29 |
| Neolithic Implements | 32 |
| Map 1. Tri-kalinga | 49 |
| Figure of Elephant over Asoka's rock edict—Dhauli | 61 |
| Portion of the Dhauli edict | 65 |
| Map 2. Invasion of Khāravela | 73 |
| General view of the Svargapuri and Manchapuri caves—Udaygiri, Puri District | 77 |
| Portion of the frieze—Corridor of the Manchapuri cave—Udaygiri, Puri District | 81 |
| Corner of the Manchapuri—figures of Dvarapalas—Udaygiri, Puri District | 85 |
| Front facade of the Ananta Gumpha—Khandagiri, Puri District | 89 |
| Map 3. Oversea Empire of Kalinga | 93 |
| Coins (1) | 108 |
| Coins (2) | 112 |
| Indo-Persepolitan pilaster—Ananta Gumpha—Khandagiri, Puri District | 117 |
| Doorway of tympanum of arch—Sri or Gaja Lakshmi—Ananta Gumpha—Khandagiri, Puri District | 124 |
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Fragment of tympanum of arch and part of frieze—the four-horsed chariot of the Sun-God—Ananta Gumpha—Khandagiri, Puri District 132
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Fragment of tympanum of arch and part of frieze—The King Elephant—Ananta Gumpha—Khandagiri, Puri District 140
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Doorway and tympanum of arch—Worship of the Sacred Tree—Ananta Gumpha—Khandagiri, Puri District 148
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Rani Nur Gumpha—General View—Left Portion of the Central Wing, Udaygiri, Puri District 156
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Rani Nur Gumpha—right half of the central wing and the right wing—Udaygiri 164
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Rani Nur Gumpha, Udaygiri 172
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Rani Nur Gumpha, Udaygiri 180
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Rani Nur Gumpha—Left half of the upper storey—Udaygiri 188
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Small shrine in right hand corner of the ground floor, Rani Nur Gumpha 196
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General view of the Corridor—upper storey of the Central wing—Rani Nur Gumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 204
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Details of corner, East wing—Rani Gumpha—Udaygiri 212
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Frieze in the corridor of the upper storey of the Rani Nur Gumpha—(a) from the left, male bearing offerings, females fighting with elephants in lotus-pool 220
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Frieze in the upper storey corridor—Rani Nur Gumpha—(b) Rescue of females by males 228
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Frieze in the upper storey corridor—Rani Nur Gumpha—(c) Rescuer before house and abduction of female, after fight between a male and a female 236
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Frieze in the corridor of the upper storey of the Rani Nur Gumpha—(d) Royal hunting scene, King shooting winged deer, and meeting nymph seated on a tree 244
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Frieze in the corridor of the upper storey of the Rani Nur Gumpha—(e) King seated in a dancing hall 252
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Lion-rider, so-called Yavana and Dvarapala—upper storey—right wing—Udaygiri, Puri District 260
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Portion of the Frieze with door-way, consisting of round arch supported by Indo-Persepolitan pilasters—lower storey—ruined corridor—Rani Nur Gumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 268
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Frieze in ruined corridor of lower storey—Rani Nur Gumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District—dancing hall—female dancing with female musicians 276
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Portion of the Frieze—Royal devotees—a king, two queens, with two female attendants—corridor of the lower storey—Rani Nur Gumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 284
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Front facade of the Ganeshgumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 292
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Map 4. Orissa in reign of Kapilendra Deva 296
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View of the corridor—Ganeshgumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 300
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Portion of the frieze—Corridor of the Ganeshgumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 308 Chhota Hathigumpha and other caves near it— Udaygiri, Puri District 316 Double storeyed cave—Udaygiri, Puri District 324 Baghgumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 332 Sarpagumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 340 Jambeswaragumpha—Udaygiri, Puri District 348
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PUBLISHER'S NOTE:—All the monochrome plates in this volume except those appearing in pages 1, 29, 32, 49, 93, 108, 112, and 296 have been reproduced here by the kind permission of Messrs. Johnston & Hoffmann of Calcutta, India.