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Introduction to Indian Architecture.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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The Bookwatch
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July 1, 2005
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Introduction To Indian Architecture
Bindia Thapar
Periplus/Tuttle Publishing
364 Innovation Drive
North Clarendon, VT 05759-9436
079460015 $24.95 tuttlepublishing.com
The architectural heritage of the Indian subcontinent spans thousands of years and layers of diverse civilizations, beginning with the Indus Valley settlements and the early Vedic traditions. Impressively illustrated by Suparna Bhalla and Surat Kumar ...
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