Mamallapuram – Bibliography – Books

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    Mamallapuram – The Workshop of the Pallavas

    Bibliography – Books

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    37. Nagaswamy, R (1962). New Light on Mamallapuram. Transactions of the Archaeological Society of South India, vol VI, Silver Jubliee Volume. Madras
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    42. Rabe, Michael D (2001). The Great Penance at Mamallapuram. Institute of Asian Studies. Chennai. ISBN 8187892005
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