Sanchi: Before today (In light of Nagauri quarry and factory site)
Submitted: 2022-03-03
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|Published: 2013-05-20
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Keywords:
Karari, Nagauri, Post hole, Masson mark, Monolithic pillar, Engraving, Quarry
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Abstract:
The present paper deals with result obtained from recently conducted archaeological investigations in Kakanaya hill and Nagauri hill. The paper is a report of the archaeological exploration and scientific documentation of the Kakanaya hill and Nagauri hill. This study aims at presenting holistic understanding of the origin and development of the artistic activities in the region and to give the general information about the archaeological sites in the study area. The documented man activities will also discussed in detail. The present paper based on new interpretation regarding its importance for the development of Buddhist architecture and its cotemporary technique.
References:
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BURGESS, J. (1902): “The Great Stupas at Sanchi – Kanakheda”, J.R.A.S., Jan., pp. 29-45, where a succinct account is given of the history of the site since 1818.
FERGUSSON, J. (1873): Tree and Serpent Worship, 2nd Ed., London.
MAISEY, F.C. (1892): Sanchi and its Remains, London.
