Art and Archaeology Volume II July-December 1915 (1915)
The Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 18
he val-ley. This itwas easy todo, as thetemples liequite nearthe road,and are lessthan twomiles fromthe village ofXaushera. Here we have one of the earliest exam-ples of a temple thatretains its original en-closure. This is in the form of a cloistere< 1quadrangle about one hundred and fiftyfeet… … PIG. 3. TKMlLK OF PAND11ATHAN. Unfortunately the more delicate carv-ings and ornamentations have beennearly obliterated by time, but the walls,which are pierced by a series of pedi-mented and trefoil arches, are in a won-derful state of preservation, and the im-pression made by the use of the…
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