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Site Name: Jogeshvari

Date: ca 500-525 CE

Subject: Ruinous Lakulisa

Site Name: Jogeshvari

Date: ca 500-525 CE

Subject: Ruinous Nataraja with drummer at left

Site Name: Jogeshvari

Date: ca 500-525 CE

Subject: Modern Approach To Cave, from west vestibule

Site Name: Mehrauli Archaeological Park

Date: 1193-1197 CE

Subject: East Entrance Portal; Built by Qutub-ud-din-Aibak (Qutb ud-din Aybak), the first Sultan of Delhi and founder of the Slave or Mamluk dynasty. Inscription of Qutub-ud-din records that pillars were taken from 27 temples of Qila Rai Pithora (Rajput). Mosque is also known as Jami Masjid (Friday Mosque).

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Date: 1351-1388 CE

Subject: View from east, Entrance Portal

Site Name:

Date: 1325-1351 CE

Subject: Entrance portal

Site Name:

Date: ca 1515 CE

Subject: East side of entrance portal

Site Name:

Date: ca 1515 CE

Subject: North side of entrance portal

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Cave Facade

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Cave Facade

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Cave Facade

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Cave Facade

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Ganesh statue

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Hariti statue

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Bathing Pool

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Bathing Pool

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Bathing Pool

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Bathing Pool

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Second Rock-cut Temple

Site Name: Bedulu

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Buddha statues

Site Name: Ubud

Date:

Subject: Private house compound: Guardian , A demonic guardian dressed in the checkered polenc cloth. A square offering called canang is placed in front of the figure. This is the most common form of offerings, presented daily not only to gods, but also to invisible and visible demons, on sidewalks, cross-roads, bridges, cars, near telephones and other places of danger.