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<p>now entirely lost. A large horseshoe-shaped window, the chaitya-window, was set above the arched doorway and the whole portico-area was carved to imitate a multi-storeyed building with balconies and windows and sculptured men and women who observed the scene below. This created the appearance of an ancient Indian mansion.  This, like a similar facade at the <a href="page.php?w=Bedse_Caves">Bedse Caves</a> is an early example of what <a href="page.php?w=James_Fergusson_%28architect%29">James Fergusson</a> noted in the nineteenth century: "Everywhere</p><p>
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