Digital Rare Book:
Inscriptions from the Cave-temples of Western India
By James Burgess and Bhagwanlal Indraji Pandit
Published by Government Central Press, Bombay - 1881
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Image:
Part of the Kanheri Caves, Salsette -1800
Plate 11 from the fifth set of Thomas and William Daniell's 'Oriental Scenery' called 'Antiquities of India.' There are more than 100 Buddhist caves at Kanheri. This cave, like many more, is one of the simple rock-cut cells that were used by the Buddhist monks in the first and second centuries. The reliefs of standing Buddhas are later additions of the 5th - 6th Centuries. Note the figure of the sketching artist.
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interesting!
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Salsette would be Bombay. Its amazing never heard much about these caves
@ Sameer its in the sanjay gandhi national park in borivili bombay. A little bit affected by thebtouchbof tourism but still amazing and worth a visit
Archana Venkatesh ...the caves we went to