Page extracted from 'The Bas-Reliefs of the Hindu-Javanese Temples', 'Indian Art and Letters Vol. VII, No. 1 first issue for 1933'. Illustration showing a bas-relief carving of a turbanned individual with two smaller people at his right and left shoulder. The carving is within a square stone frame on a corner of a building or pillar.

Photograph of the front of a building, probably a ruin with a flat roof over it. There are pillars with Y-shaped roof supports, tall Gothic arches perpendicular to the facade, and the facade is white. This is the same site as seen in EMF/27X/122.

Photograph of a complex of buildings, 2 domed and with many domed turrets. This is the same site as seen in EMF/27X/121.

Photograph of a domed building with domed corner turrets of 7 storeys each.

Photograph showing a Buddha statue in a niche on an outdoor plinth. The base of the plinth is carved with a scene showing several Buddhas above the heads of a group of cross-legged people.

Photograph of a low stone plinth with a floral motif base, a capital featuring an ox, wheel and elephant carved in relief, with statues of four lions mounted on the platform facing in four directions.

Photograph which has been removed from a mount. View across a paved courtyard with two men walking near a large low plinth. Apparently taken from a verandah, there are pillars in the foreground.

Photograph of an Indian boy in profile, crouched in a mountain setting, looking at his right arm stretched to something off camera to the left of the photo, on the hillside. Apparently taken at the same time as EMF/27X/129-130.

Photograph of the same Indian boy, cross-legged in the same setting, looking at the camera with his arms on his knees. Apparently taken at the same time as EMF/27X/128 and /130.

Photograph of the same Indian boy in profile, crouched in the same setting, looking to the right. Apparently taken at the same time as EMF/27X/128-129.