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Description: Monument Name: Broken panel
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
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Show moreMonument Name: Broken panel
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Other gods--goddesses: Unidentified panel
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Broken panels, Broken, Walls, VP Complex, Unidentified, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Chota Akshayavata from the western side
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya ...
Show moreMonument Name: Chota Akshayavata from the western side
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Sraddha, Pinda-dana, Tarpana, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Dasavatara panel
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshay...
Show moreMonument Name: Dasavatara panel
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Vishnu: Dasavatara

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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Dasavatara panels, Vishnu, 5, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Eastern side of the tree platform
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine...
Show moreMonument Name: Eastern side of the tree platform
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Tree platforms, Tree shrines, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Eastern wall surrounding Chota Akshayavata
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Sur...
Show moreMonument Name: Eastern wall surrounding Chota Akshayavata
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Walls, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Heavily eroded Dasavatara panel
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine a...
Show moreMonument Name: Heavily eroded Dasavatara panel
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Vishnu: Dasavatara

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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Dasavatara panels, Vishnu, Eroded, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Marble image of a baby in the shrine
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shr...
Show moreMonument Name: Marble image of a baby in the shrine
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Marble, Shrines, Babies, Tree platforms, Tree shrines, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Panorama of 16 Vedis and Chota Akshayavata [central shrine]
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Na...
Show moreMonument Name: Panorama of 16 Vedis and Chota Akshayavata [central shrine]
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.

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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, 16 Vedis, Panoramas, Medieval shrines, VP Complex, Chota Akshayavata, Sraddha, Pinda-dana, Tarpana, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of 16 Vedis@sci-site001-01 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Parvati
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
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Show moreMonument Name: Parvati
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Shiva: Parvati
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Parvati, Goddesses, Goddess figures, 14", Shiva, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India, Parvati (Hindu deity)
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Southern side of the tree platform
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrin...
Show moreMonument Name: Southern side of the tree platform
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Tree platforms, Tree shrines, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Uma-Mahesvara
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
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Show moreMonument Name: Uma-Mahesvara
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Shiva: Uma-Mahesvara
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Uma-Mahesvara, 18, Shiva, God figures, VP Complex, Gods, Uma-Maheshvara, Hindu shrines--India, Shiva (Hindu deity)
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Uma-Mahesvara
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
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Show moreMonument Name: Uma-Mahesvara
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Shiva: Uma-Mahesvara
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Uma-Mahesvara, 18", Shiva, God figures, VP Complex, Gods, Uma-Maheshvara, Hindu shrines--India, Shiva (Hindu deity)
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Vishnu
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
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Show moreMonument Name: Vishnu
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Vishnu: Vishnu
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, God figures, Vishnu, 20, VP Complex, Gods, Hindu shrines--India, Vishnu (Hindu deity)
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Vishnu
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site ...
Show moreMonument Name: Vishnu
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
Vishnu: Vishnu

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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Vishnu, 16, God figures, VP, Gods, Hindu shrines--India, Vishnu (Hindu deity)
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

Description: Monument Name: Western side of the tree platform
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine...
Show moreMonument Name: Western side of the tree platform
Date Note: 16 Vedis is a medieval shrine, whereas Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata are relatively recent shrines with early medieval sculptures.
Abstract: New shrines are continually being added through rematerialization of sculptures and creation of new shrines, as is evident at Chota Akshayavata. The pillared hall is an open courtyard shrine, next to which is another, smaller courtyard of six or eight pillars.
Site Name: 16 Vedis, Surya Shrine and Chota Akshayavata
Site Number: site01
Site Category: VP Complex
Ownership: Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala/ current head of the committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
Protection Status: Well-protected
Present Condition: Kept in open
Conservation Assessment: Poorly maintained. The pillars require cleaning, as they are covered with pindas.
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Topics: Gaya, Bihar, Chota Akshayavata, Tree platforms, Tree shrines, Recent shrines, VP Complex, Hindu shrines--India
Coordinates (MODS): 24.777339,85.006514
Is Part Of: This is a still image of Chota Akshayavata@sci-site001-03 (Relationship )

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