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Angkor Wat In Cambodia And Prambanan In Indonesia Were Built Based On Early Dravidian Architecture (Wiki)
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Angkor Wat In Cambodia And Prambanan In Indonesia Were Built Based On Early Dravidian Architecture (Wiki)
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Shore Temple (Wiki)
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The Architectural Conception Of The Pure Form Of The Dravida Type Of Temple (Crit I)
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Temples Of A Pure Dravidian Style - Sangameshvara, Built Between 696 And 733, And Mallikarjuna, Built Consecutively From 733-44 (Ab Ev)
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Kailasa: The Whole Temple Consists Of A Shrine With Lingam At The Rear Of The Hall With Dravidian Sikhara (Ab Ev)
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At Hampi, Though The Vitthala Temple Is The Best Example Of Their Pillared Kalyanamantapa Style, The Hazara Ramaswamy Temple Is A Modest But Perfectly Finished Example (Wiki)
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Pyramid Inspired By Dravidan Architecture
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The Tallest Tower Is 55 Metres (180 Ft) Tall. The Construction Uses The Styles Of Dravidian Architecture, As Opposed To Nagara Temple Styles. (Wiki)
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