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What time period does the construction of the rock-cut temples primarily fall into?
What time period does the construction of the rock-cut temples primarily fall into?
- 3rd century CE to 9th century CE
- 2nd century BCE to 8th century CE (correct)
- 4th century BCE to 6th century CE
- 1st century BCE to 5th century CE
Which of the following is a prime example of ancient Indian rock-cut architecture?
Which of the following is a prime example of ancient Indian rock-cut architecture?
- Brihadeeswarar temple
- Khajuraho temples
- Sun Temple
- Ajanta caves (correct)
What primary material was used in the construction of the temples?
What primary material was used in the construction of the temples?
- Stone
- Wood
- Rock (correct)
- Brick
Which artistic elements are emphasized in the architecture of the ancient Indian temples?
Which artistic elements are emphasized in the architecture of the ancient Indian temples?
Where are the Ajanta caves located?
Where are the Ajanta caves located?
Study Notes
Ancient Indian Temples
- Temples in India were built from the 2nd century BCE to the 8th century CE.
- Ajanta caves, an example of rock-cut architecture, are located in India.
- These temples are carved into rock faces.
- They feature intricate carvings and murals.
- The temples are a prime example of the integration of architecture, sculpture, and painting.
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Explore the fascinating history of ancient Indian temples built between the 2nd century BCE and the 8th century CE. This quiz covers the remarkable rock-cut architecture of places like the Ajanta caves, highlighting their intricate carvings and murals. Discover how these temples exemplify the union of architecture, sculpture, and painting in ancient India.
