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Dravida style: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

the South Indian Hindu temple form with a stepped, pyramidal superstructure of miniature shrines over the sanctum.

In architectural history, Dravida style refers to the South Indian Hindu temple form with a stepped, pyramidal superstructure of miniature shrines over the sanctum. This meaning comes from Hardy (1995) in Indian temple architecture.[1]

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References

Hardy, A. (1995). Indian temple architecture. Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts. ISBN 9788170173120

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