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Advanced technologies in antiquity: Shravanabelagola Complex

Posted by Corneliu Boghian on November 08, 2021 - 5:54pm


Advanced technologies in antiquity: Shravanabelagola Complex (+ Photo)

Many ancient temples with interesting architecture have been preserved in India. The Shravanabelagola complex in the city of the same name is one of them.

Historians date this building to the 10th century AD.

Half of our male readers should remember how, in school, at work lessons, we worked the wood on the lathe, from which we finally got candlesticks or something.

So the shape of the temple columns is almost the same as those of candlesticks.

Only columns are made of hard stone.

In the manual production of these giants, in a way, I do not really believe.

And if they were processed on a machine - then the pillars should have been carved on a huge lathe, with an equally large chisel ....

So, think for yourself ...

 

Corneliu Boghian thanks for comment , good day
November 9, 2021 at 11:35am