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July 29 2008

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August 08 20092009-08-08Kailaasa Paramparagatha Suvarnapeetha Sarvajnapeetha Swargapuram SamrajyamJanuary 04 20122012-01-04July 30 20082008-07-30 +1 copiesA photograph of a large grey stone inscription slab with a rounded top, set against a carved temple wall. The top arch is engraved with the words Gunniarunachaleshwara Mettiar (as printed on the stone) and a small ornate emblem. The body of the slab carries lines of incised Tamil script, beginning with the word Sivamayam. Beside the slab, a patch of red cloth and a yellow object appear at the edge of the frame, and a corner of a sculpted temple pillar with animal and figure relief is visible on the left. No people are present.2006-09-24August 17 20072007-08-17 +1 copiesA 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.2009-01-14January 17 20182018-01-17Vidwan panduranganarA 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.2011-09-09August 08 20092009-08-08A photograph of a tall yellow and white printed banner hung at night, with red Tamil lettering listing donors and sponsors for a Saturday festival event. A header at the top shows a deity image beside Tamil text naming a temple and a Sri Matha Emperumanar Sabha. Two faded banners flank it on either side.