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The Antiquities of Ramtek Hill, Maharashtra
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  • 1985Indian Archaeology 1982-83 -- A Review142 cited
  • 1969Elements of Hindu Iconography111 cited
  • 1986The Art and Architecture of the Indian Subcontinent76 cited
  • 1927History of Indian and Indonesian art73 cited
  • 1918The Development of Hindu Iconography66 cited
  • 1975South Asian Archaeology 197341 cited
  • 1941The development of Hindu iconography36 cited
  • 1984Indian Archaeology 1981-82 -- A Review29 cited
  • 1978Indian Archaeology 1972-73 -- A Review17 cited
  • 1979Indian Archaeology 1975-76 -- A Review15 cited
  • 1957The coinage of the Gupta Empire and its imitations4 cited

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  • 1993Rāmāyaṇa and Political Imagination in India161 cited
  • 1989The Ramtek inscriptions4 cited

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