Subject: Plinth: Narrative Reliefs in four registers, from top to bottom: 1) Decorative band; 2) Procession of monkeys facing right; 3) Figures; 4) Elephants facing left and Tigers. Jor Bangla design based on indigenous huts built back to back.
Site Name: Tampaksiring
Date:
Subject: Calendar Stone. The circle, triangle, elephant, and dragon represent particular numbers. The circle, symbolic of the sun, represents the number one.
Site Name: Angkor Thom, Royal Terraces
Date: ca 1100-1299 CE
Subject: Terrace of the Leper King, Deities and Garudas; Northwest corner of Royal Square; north of the Terrace of the Elephants.
Site Name: Angkor Thom, Royal Terraces
Date: ca 1100-1299 CE
Subject: Terrace of the Leper King, Outer Wall, from southeast; Northwest corner of Royal Square; north of the Terrace of the Elephants.
Site Name: Karla
Date: ca 100-140 CE
Subject: Pillar capital (L-14): couples on elephants
Site Name: Chengannur
Date: ca 1400-1599 CE
Subject: Porch front, base detail, angel and elephant
Site Name: Chengannur
Date: ca 1400-1499 CE
Subject: Gate tower, front side, relief on base (lion killing elephant)
Site Name: Chengannur
Date: ca 1400-1499 CE
Subject: Gate tower, front side, relief on base (lion killing elephant)
Site Name: Mahabalipuram
Date: ca 600-699 CE
Subject: Monolithic Elephant, from south; Sculpture in situ
Site Name: Mahabalipuram
Date: ca 600-699 CE
Subject: View of the right half, from northeast: head of elephant; Sculpture in situ
Site Name: Konark
Date: ca 1236-1264 CE; restored in ca 1900-1999 CE
Subject: Nat Mandir (dance hall), from east: Lions on elephants; The Sun Temple, conceived as a chariot of the sun god pulled by seven horses, has 24 carved wheels, each approximately 10 feet in diameter.
Site Name: Konark
Date: ca 1236-1264 CE; restored in ca 1900-1999 CE
Subject: War elephants; The Sun Temple, conceived as a chariot of the sun god pulled by seven horses, has 24 carved wheels, each approximately 10 feet in diameter.
Site Name: Mount Abu
Date: 1230 CE
Subject: Jina shrine at southwest corner of sanctuary, left side, base: center elephants; Dedicated to the 22nd Tirthankara Shri Nemi Nathji. Built by the two brothers, Vastu Pala and Tej Pala, both ministers of a local ruler.