Mamallapuram prasasi:用数字表达的颂歌

IF 0.1 2区艺术学 0 ART ARTIBUS ASIAE Pub Date : 1997-01-01 DOI:10.2307/3249929

M. Rabe

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作者提出了一个详细intepretation神话意义的地形,岩画遗址的Māmallapuram前港、金奈和宗教情结”(原名马德拉斯)的六世纪王朝(Pallava)

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The Mamallapuram prasasti : A panegyric in figures

L'auteur propose une intepretation detaillee de la signification mythologique des reliefs rupestres du site de Māmallapuram, ancien port et complexe religieux de Chennai (anciennement Madras) du VI siecle (dynastie Pallava)

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