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September 18 20062006-09-18A close-up photograph of a carved stone temple relief, showing a bull and an elephant carved side by side in grey granite. The elephant has its trunk raised and curled toward the bull, and both animals wear ornamented harness and chain decorations. To the right, a small carved attendant figure holds a long staff or weapon. Ornate scrollwork fills the background.2006-09-18September 18 20062006-09-18Close view of carved grey stone temple architecture showing a sculpted mythical animal. Intricate floral scrollwork, rosettes and geometric panels decorate the stone surfaces, with a small carved figure partly visible at right. No people are visible in the scene, and no a person candidate appears. Weathered stone and ornamental relief dominate the frame.2006-09-18September 18 20062006-09-18Photograph of a carved stone sculpture of a rearing lion attacking an elephant on the base of a temple, with a smaller carved lion beneath. Weathered sandstone reliefs of figures and floral patterns fill the wall behind, and pillars with carved panels rise above. No people are visible in the scene.2006-09-18Close view of a weathered granite temple wall carved with a row of four elephants in low relief, walking in procession from left to right. Each elephant wears a saddle cloth and has raised trunk and tusks. Above them are bands of stylised scroll and foliate carving in rectangular panels. A small green plant grows at the base in front of reddish sandstone blocks. No people are visible.2013-01-06July 02 20072007-07-02October 15 20082008-10-15September 18 20062006-09-18October 15 20082008-10-15March 17 20182018-03-17 +1 copies