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A dark metal plaque mounted on a stone wall, headed HISTORY OF HARSIL in white capitals. The plaque is a printed historical sign, not a photograph of people, and it carries a long block of English text describing Harsil as a site in the Himalayas near the confluence of rivers, mentioning Lord Vishnu, Vishnu's devotee Raja Jalandhar, and Vishnu's stone, with a courtesy credit line at the bottom. No people are visible, and no a person candidate appears in the image.

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May 28 20052005-05-28Close-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.2009-08-31Kailasa Paramparagatha Arunagiri Yogishwara Adi Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha SamrajyamA photograph of a dark stone information board mounted at a temple, with a large gold-lettered title and a long block of text in Tamil script. The header reads the name of the temple, Sri Magavalli Muktheeswarar Koil, beneath a smaller line of Tamil text at the top. Below is a dense paragraph describing sun rays falling on the deity during specific dates and times, with listed date ranges and time slots. A white corrugated sheet and bare cables are visible at the right edge. No people are visible in the frame.2009-08-31A photograph taken in a crowded interior, with several people in the foreground seen from behind and partly cut off by the frame. A man in a white shirt stands at the centre, and others in dark and light clothing press close. On the wall above them is a large dark blackboard-style sign covered in white and light-coloured text, with some lines in Tamil script. The setting appears to be a hall or corridor with plain pale walls and warm lighting.2012-05-20A close photograph of a dark stone or board inscription at Ulavara Pani temple, carved with gold-coloured Tamil script in several lines of text. Above the main text is a plaque-like header in gold lettering, and a faint small logo appears at the top left. No people are visible; the image shows only the inscribed board and its lettering.2009-08-31A 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.2011-09-09Close-up photograph of a dark stone or board inscribed with Tamil script in gold lettering. The top line reads a temple name, and the body is a dense paragraph of Tamil text describing a sacred tree and its significance. No people, statues or ritual objects are visible.2009-08-31Photograph 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 visible2011-09-09Close-up photograph of a dark stone or board inscription covered in Tamil script in pale gold lettering, describing temple sun-alignment dates and times. No people are visible.2009-08-31A 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.2011-09-09January 04 20122012-01-04 +1 copies