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A close photograph of a weathered wooden signboard mounted on a dark, peeling wall of a temple. The board has a deep red and gold background with a shivalinga illustration on the left and a small gilded deity shrine image on the right. The text identifies the shrine as Sri Marakathavalli Mukteeswarar Thirukkoyil, under the Sri Meenakshi Sundareswarar temple. No people are visible; the sign is the sole subject.

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A 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.2009-08-31Close-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.2009-08-31A 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 photograph of the entrance to a temple with a tiled, ornate gopuram-style roof and carved stone pillars on its facade. A tall white metal gate with four panels, each with a decorative round medallion, closes the compound. Above the gate is a blue-and-white lettered name board. To the left a red-and-white painted wall carries a poster showing a smiling man in a dark jacket beside printed Tamil and English text. Trees and a dirt road are in the foreground. No people are visible.2009-08-31January 09 and 10 2001 - Day 1 and 2 of Chandi Homa in KavunthapadiOctober 10 20062006-10-10April 29 20182018-04-29 +2 copiesMay 30 20122012-05-30 +1 copiesJanuary 11 2001 - Day 3 of Chandi Homa in Kavunthapadi2001-01-11Photo 11742216A photograph of a large outdoor banner mounted on a wall, printed with Tamil text in red, black and yellow. Two portrait photographs appear at the top corners, each showing a man with long dark hair and ornate clothing, though their identities are not established from appearance. The banner advertises an event with dates and contact phone numbers below the text. No physical people are clearly visible in the scene.2012-05-26January 12 20072007-01-12