数字一览表

Alfonso X of Castile-León Pub Date : 2019-12-31 DOI:10.1515/9789048541386-002

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图1.1派坦及文中提到的其他早期历史遗址7图1.2派坦及周边地区7图1.3派坦地形图，等高线间隔为1 m。图1.7所示部分的位置也显示在图1.4 Paithan地图上，显示了主要地标、ASI保护区和老城区的位置8图1.5 Paithan卫星图像(Google Earth) 9图1.6 ASI保护区在Paithan的视图，从戈达瓦里河南岸向北看9图1.7穿过ASI保护区和老城区主要部分10图4.1显示Paithan中心土丘和主要战壕位置的平面图。请注意，在这张图中，战壕没有按比例显示24图4.2 ASI保护区的卫星图像，显示了战壕的位置24图4.3 1998年季节结束时从西南方向看到的战壕A 25图4.4优素福1937年挖掘的照片，显示了南部的两座砖庙(来自优素福1938年:plv;1939:pl XVIIb) 25图4.5计划沟的位置显示测试坑和挖掘地区26日图4.6通用视图从北方寺庙的1998赛季28图4.7计划北寺主墙的位置显示29图4.8北庙从东北29图4.9尺寸的北北寺的寺30图4.10阶段30图4.11的西区北寺从西方31图4.12截面示意图图4.13北寺第一期结构，显示554号墙和简单的“拉姆泰克式”造型，暴露在一个后中世纪的坑中33图4.14北寺的garbhagriha在挖掘到最低的基础上填满了巨石。请注意黑板下方每面墙中间的垂直切线33图4.15第一阶段的等距重建II和III的北寺西南34图4.16高程的墙555年和556年34图4.17抢劫的北侧的北庙东34图4.18的细节基座模具从各种墙壁的北部和南部寺庙35图4.19东西方截面墙514显示额外的脸559/1213 36图4.20素描的墙壁之间的联合西南角的556年和557年从西南北庙。图4.21北寺第二期和第三期砖墙的连接处，在曼达帕的南半部向西看，558墙在右边。图4.22测试坑9部分。(A)横跨整个试验坑和北寺曼达帕向西的复合剖面。(B)东西向靠近556墙的部分，在558墙南部下方，穿过试验坑。(C)第一期结构北部的试验坑西段，显示基础切割的边缘1171 38图4.23特征1137，这是北寺曼达帕西端可能有神社的最早证据39图4.24北寺显示仍可能简单的神社983三期的西墙mandapa 39图4.25矩形萧条的照片在551年层可能表示的位置神社40图4.26墙第四阶段的383/544北庙探坑开挖前9 40无花果。4.27示意图的/视图部分garbhagriha北庙看北墙显示的程度后重建971 41图4.28的garbhagriha北寺从西方末显示可能的证据使用42图4.29通用视图的南寺东南在开挖42图4.30计划南殿主墙的位置显示45无花果。4.31尺寸方案的南庙南的45图4.32阶段46图4.33面向西方复合节在南庙的47个图4.34显示基础视图东部部分探井5跨南殿的内部东南部显示图4.35南庙试验开挖时的南庙内部，东南方向显示出连续的坑5，显示出一层由小巨石组成的地基填充物47图4.36穿过南庙西端向北的复合东西剖面48

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Fig. 1.1 Paithan and other Early Historic sites mentioned in the text 7 Fig. 1.2 Paithan and surrounding area 7 Fig. 1.3 Topographic map of Paithan with contours at 1-m intervals. The location of the section shown in Fig. 1.7 is also shown 8 Fig. 1.4 Map of Paithan showing key landmarks, the ASI protected area and the location of the old town 8 Fig. 1.5 Satellite image of Paithan (Google Earth) 9 Fig. 1.6 A view of the ASI protected area at Paithan, looking north from the south bank of the Godavari 9 Fig. 1.7 Section through the ASI protected area and the main part of the old town 10 Fig. 4.1 Plan showing the central mound at Paithan and the location of the main trenches. Note that the trenches are not shown to scale in this plan 24 Fig. 4.2 Satellite image of the ASI protected area showing the location of the trenches 24 Fig. 4.3 View of Trench A from the south-west at the end of the 1998 season 25 Fig. 4.4 Yusuf’s photograph of the 1937 excavations showing the two brick temples from the south (from Yusuf 1938: pl. v; 1939: pl. XVIIb) 25 Fig. 4.5 Plan of Trench A showing the location of test pits and excavation areas 26 Fig. 4.6 General view of the temples from the north at the end of the 1998 season 28 Fig. 4.7 Plan of the North Temple showing the locations of the main walls 29 Fig. 4.8 The North Temple from the north-east 29 Fig. 4.9 Dimensions of the North Temple 30 Fig. 4.10 Phases of the North Temple 30 Fig. 4.11 The west end of the North Temple from the west 31 Fig. 4.12 Schematic section through the garbhagriha of the North Temple from the north 32 Fig. 4.13 The Phase I structure of the North Temple showing wall 554 and the simple ‘Ramtek-like’ moulding exposed in a post-Medieval pit cut 33 Fig. 4.14 The garbhagriha of the North Temple after excavation to the lowest foundation fill of boulders. Note the vertical incised lines in the middle of each wall beneath the level of the blackboard 33 Fig. 4.15 Isometric reconstruction of Phases I, II and III of the North Temple from the south-west 34 Fig. 4.16 Elevation of walls 555 and 556 34 Fig. 4.17 The robbing on the north side of the North Temple from the east 34 Fig. 4.18 Details of plinth mouldings from various walls from both the North and South Temples 35 Fig. 4.19 East-west section through wall 514 showing extra face 559/1213 36 Fig. 4.20 Sketch of the joint between walls 556 and 557 at the southwest corner of the North Temple from the south-west. Arrows indicate where a brick abuts another 37 Fig. 4.21 The joint between the Phase II and Phase III brickwork of the North Temple, looking west in the southern half of the mandapa, with wall 558 to the immediate right 38 Fig. 4.22 Test Pit 9 sections. (A) Composite section across the whole test pit and the mandapa of the North Temple looking west. (B) East-west section against wall 556 below the southern part of wall 558 where it crosses the test pit. (C) The western section of the test pit to the north of the Phase I structure showing the edge of foundation cut 1171 38 Fig. 4.23 Feature 1137, the earliest evidence for a possible shrine in the west end of the mandapa of the North Temple 39 Fig. 4.24 North Temple, showing the remains of a possible simple shrine 983 against the western wall of the Phase III mandapa 39 Fig. 4.25 Photo of the rectangular depression in layer 551 that might indicate the location of a shrine 40 Fig. 4.26 Wall 383/544 of Phase IV in the North Temple before the excavation of Test Pit 9 40 Fig. 4.27 Schematic section/view of the garbhagriha wall of the North Temple looking north showing the extent of later rebuild 971 41 Fig. 4.28 The garbhagriha of the North Temple from the west showing possible evidence of late use 42 Fig. 4.29 General view of the South Temple from the southeast during excavation 42 Fig. 4.30 Plan of the South Temple showing the location of the main walls 45 Fig. 4.31 Dimension plan of the South Temple 45 Fig. 4.32 Phases of the South Temple 46 Fig. 4.33 West-facing composite section across the South Temple showing foundations 47 Fig. 4.34 View of the eastern section of Test Pit 5 across the interior of the South Temple looking south-east showing the successive foundation fills 47 Fig. 4.35 Interior of the South Temple during excavation of Test of the South Temple looking south-east showing the successive Pit 5 showing a level of foundation fill consisting of small boulders 47 Fig. 4.36 Composite east-west section through the west end of the South Temple looking north 48

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