Portrait sculpture in South India

T. G. Aravamuthan

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Historical Art and Architecture Studies Historical Art and Culture Studies

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This is a concise book of 62 pages that attempts to give an informative and readable account of the history of Ceylon. This book is a series of articles that were published in the Ceylon National Review in 1906. The book has 2 maps of Ceylon (Ancient & Modern) and 2 lists of the dynasties of the Mahavamsa (BC 543 to AD 304) and the Culavamsa (AD 304 to AD 1037) and further from AD 1037 to 1815. The book has 6 illustrations.

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