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Mayan civilization
dear ravi heard this from a friend, maybe you know of this kind of ettiquette for travel in peru.....be careful with the word chola/cholo or cholita, meaning indígena. This may be used affectionately among indigenous people (it'a very commo…

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Benazir - History repeats

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Benazir - History repeats

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings
> > And as rightly pointed out by London based Surgeon Dr. Sridhar that > these painters / artisans did not have the luxury of looking at the > full scape painting and appreciating the same in the LIGHT which we > are NOW used to …

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Mayan civilization

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings
hi sirs we are talking of paintings that predate the big temple by over 600 years- during this period we can but expect more maturity and perfection into any craft. the caves of ajanta were painted in difficult conditions ( all except the floor …

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings
Hv a image file for this, uploading the same in the > file section. The pallava style just shows the stylish wearing where > in the cord passes over the right elbow istead of under, but it should > only be taken as a style as its imprac…

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings
Hi It is the yajnopavitha as u can clearly see the brahmamudichi. This type is called vastra yajnopavitam. It is true that the style of depicting the yajnopavita differ between pallava n cholas. Hv a image file for this, uploading the same in t…

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings
culled from the frontline article : http://www.noteaccess.com/MATERIALS/Fresco.htm These Chola masterpieces differ vastly from the Ajanta murals. The Ajanta artists used the easier tempera technique whereas the Chola artists opted for the diffic…

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings
http://www.hinduonnet.com/fline/fl2120/stories/20041008000106400.htm http://www.frontlineonnet.com/fl2410/stories/20070601004907400.htm compare for yourself.

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Arts in India: Thanjai Paintings
hi Sir, I mentioned that the paintings listed in the site looked amateurish - not in the same class even to the chola murals - understand now - they belong to later period.. but still, regarding the chola murals - the tirpurantaka ( chola mona…

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Arts in India: Mamallapuram

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Amazing if true......

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Arts in India: Mamallapuram
http://www.indiamonuments.org/ http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/2008-01/india-ancient-art/benoy- behl-photography.html http://www.indiamonuments.org/Ajanta.htm some of his websites..

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Amazing if true......

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NAMBI ANDAR NAMBI
Hi sirs, Apologise fr diverting fm topic... But hv a doubt to be cleared by experts... Dr k balu sir was explaining the greatness of the big temple to me....he explained the giant dvarapalakas ...and showed me the picture ... The four arms...the l…

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NAMBI ANDAR NAMBI
> > > Dear Venkatesh, > > As mentioned earlier, KAN Sastri speculated that because Nambi > alinged Karuvurar - who hymned Gangai Konda Cholapuram (GKC) also - > it possible Nambi was MORE a contemporary of Rajendra ... …

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free ebook on divyadesams
> Dear Vijay, > > This link and the details of Kousthubam - very much informative. > Hi sir, the full story is - someone suggested this name for the child - they kept without realising the significane. when they visited angkor the …

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Uthira-kosa-mangai

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The Royal Temple of Rajaraja
hi venkat tirumurai kanda puranam!! anyones got this work

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Varahi temple in periya kovil

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Varahi temple in periya kovil
> > None of our South Indian Emperors disturbed any place of worship - > least at the place of worship of Same Faith.. > > > regards/ sps > > =================== During kulottunga I, the kachi kailasanatha temple was …

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British India vs Post Independence India

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Did RRC looted maldives and lanka, similar to britishers?
> I remember reading a post in agathiar on marco polo account of pandya time. If I recollect correct is says that our armies went to war almost naked with just a spear n the people were not too brave ( cowards)....will try to source n put it s…

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Kaveriyin Maindan
Hi U can read the authors note on vengaiyin mainthan..he clearly states that he was inspired by kakli n ps..... Elango's portrayal is very similar to vanthiyatevan who himself plays a lovely la amitabh style elderly but entertaining thatta cha…

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Did RRC looted maldives and lanka, similar to britishers?

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Help needed in continuation of PS.
Hi, U can run a check on our archives for sequel to ps to pick interesting threads. Anyway none of the sequels r free downloads... Vengiayin mainthan Kaviri mainthan Nandhi purathu naayagi Vandiyathevan vaal Udayar .......List goes on Vj

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Kaveriyin Maindan
wait till his Tillaiyil Oru Kollaikaran comes out....am sure it will be a super duper hit vj

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British India vs Post Independence India
mystry shrouded .. ! > > thanks Vijay.. sps more .... stahala vrikshams ours - seems to hv parallel with hebrew sacred tree!! similary the Vajra as a divine weapon http://drilbudorje.tripod.com/_Dorje.htm http://www.holoscience.com/view…

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