Sripura (Archaeological Survey)

by Bikash Chandra Pradhan | 2011 | 37,938 words

This study examines the Archaeological remains of Sripura from the period A.D. 650-800, revealing all varieties of archaeological materials, viz., art and architecture, coins, copper plate and stone epigraphic records and seals etc. highlighting the history and cultural heritage of Shripura. This ancient city was the capital of South Koshala under ...

So far six two storied structures with three rooms and one verandah in each have been discovered amidst temple complexes these are of small dimension having about 2.5*2.5.m dimension. They had wide doors of the size of 4.4*2.2 m and a room without a door which probably sharp as the store house or granary as found in present day villages of Chhattisgarh.

The priest’s house in Baleshwar temple complex on the south-western corner of the southern main temple is a north-facing modest building. In front is the four pillared verandah measuring 6.50 *1.90m. The pillars are 40*30cm there is a 0.95*1.90m platform on the western corner of the verandah. After the verandah there is a single hall measuring 6.0*2.50m.the brick walls with stone foundation are 65cm in thickness. Rooms, verandah and platform have stone floorings.

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