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September 11 20122012-09-11A photographed printed banner hung on a metal grille, with a pale blue field bordered in orange and red headline text in Tamil. The banner is a printed notice announcing a Tamil devotional message, with a small blue bird logo and dated overlay in the corner. No people are visible; the scene shows only the banner against a grille and a bright decorated background.2006-10-25A photograph of a cream-coloured wooden notice board mounted on a blue painted wall, listing Tamil text in two columns of red and black script. The board's heading reads Pathinen Siddhargal Paadal, a list of the eighteen Siddhars, with names such as Thirumoolar, Ramadevar, Agathiyar, Konganavar, Kamalamuni, Pathanjali and Idaikadar arranged in rows. A small wall grille and a plain bench edge are visible at the sides. No people are visible.2009-01-14A printed banner hung on a metal grille, with a light blue background bordered in orange and red and white Tamil lettering. The headline in red reads Thirusirapalam, followed by lines in black and purple about Kodikkan darshan and Anandeswari with Anandeswarar. Red text at the bottom names Arulmiku Mayuranathaswamy Thirukkoil and Rajapalayam. Small Shiva Shiva marks appear in the corners, and behind the grille is a blurred view of a shrine area. No people are visible.2006-10-25July 29 20082008-07-29 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a large temple information board with Tamil script in gold-coloured lettering on a dark background. The text lists sun-worship temple details and dates in rows of Tamil text.2009-08-31January 14 20092009-01-14A dark granite inscription stone at a temple, with carved ancient Tamil script filling the upper slab. Below it hangs a black informational plaque with white Tamil text under the heading 'திருக்கோயிலில் கிடைத்த கல்வெட்டு விவரம்'. The plaque explains an inscription found in the third prakara of the Arunachaleshwara temple at Tiruvannamalai, linked to Rajendra Chola. Stone pillars and temple architecture are visible in the background. No people are present.2011-09-09July 29 20082008-07-29Photograph of a stone inscription slab at the Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai, with incised ancient Tamil script on the weathered rock above. Below, a black plaque with white Tamil lettering explains the find: a stone inscription discovered in the third prakaram of the temple, attributed to Rajendra Chola I. A small purple dove logo appears in the upper left corner, and a faint source line sits at lower right. No people are visible2011-09-09A photograph of a large dark stone inscription at a temple, its upper face carved with densely incised ancient script. Below it a black information board with white Tamil text is mounted on a concrete base, titled in Tamil as a description of an inscribed stone found in the temple. The board's text describes a stone inscription found in the third prakaram of an Arunachaleshwara temple in Thiruvannamalai, linked to Rajendra Chola. No people are visible; the scene shows only stone, the signboard and temple paving.2011-09-09A large dark stone inscription slab with densely carved Tamil script stands in a temple courtyard, set above a black granite plaque with white printed Tamil text. Behind it are grey stone pillars and a pale wall of a temple hall, with leafy branches at the top edge. No people are visible.2011-09-09