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| + | [[Ajanta]] Series of rock-cut [[caves]] in the [[Deccan]] containing world-famous Bst. frescoes, mostly of sixth century A.D., and Bst. sculptures. [[Caves]] cut for [[Viharas]] and halls for {{Wiki|worship}} between second century B.C. and seventh century A.D. and show a [[corresponding]] [[development]] in style. | ||
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Ajanta Series of rock-cut caves in the Deccan containing world-famous Bst. frescoes, mostly of sixth century A.D., and Bst. sculptures. Caves cut for Viharas and halls for worship between second century B.C. and seventh century A.D. and show a corresponding development in style.
A popular dictionary of buddhism 5
see also:Ajanta Caves
