Notice of a visit to the cavern temples of Adjunta, in the East-Indies

Date1829

Names

Alexander, James Edward, Sir, 1803-1885 (author)

J.L.Cox (printer)

Alternate Title

Binder's spine title: Oldbuck papers.
Binder's spine title: Oldbuck papers

FormatBook

Notes

Notice of a visit to the cavern temples of Adjunta, in the East-Indies. From the Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, vol.II.

Subject

Antiquities

GeographyGeographical FeatureAurangabad Caves (India)

GeographyRegion or DistrictEast Indies

GeographyCountryIndia

Medium

Hardcover books

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Language

English

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

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Object Number37131055443030D

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