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Kalinga Style of Architecture

By Deva Prasad Ghosh

Vol. 15 · No. 3September - 1939pp. 432–434English

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  • “An inscription in the Mukha-mandapa of the Amrtesvara temple 3६ Holal conrains an interesting record.”

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  1. Annusl Report of the Assistant Archaological Superintendent, Yowthern Circle for Epigraphy, for 1915, pp. 49-50.
  2. Baaenji~History of Orissa, પર્ણ. 11, p. 335.

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