Cave temples in Asia
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Cave temples in Asia
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Cave temples are subterranean sacred buildings carved into the rock or created in a natural cave. Cave temples and monolithic rock temples carved out of the stone are a form of early natural architecture and rock construction, a building technique in solid rock closely related to sculpture. The most extensive artificially created cave temple complexes (subterranea) originated in India, where about 1200 complexes are documented, and in the neighboring regions of Asia. The basic form of cave templ
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Cave temples are placed in a natural cave
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2023-12-06T18:24:03Z
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