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Deity theft and sculptures

Lesson 17 was about deity theft and sculptures. It discussed the India Pride project which has been successful in bringing back stolen deities.

 

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The picture above is Bahubhali from Karkala near Mangalore, second tallest monolith after Shravanabelagola. This deity is theft proof!

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Who leads the India Pride project which leads the efforts to recover Indian antiquities?

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Which temple is featured in the video illustrating loss of deities?

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Which terrorist organisation profited from sale of antiquities recently?

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From which country was the Nataraja deity recovered?

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IN 1989 UNESCO provided an estimate of antiquities lost by India due to theft. How many did it estimate?

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What does the Begur inscription of 900 CE reveal?

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What is one of the reasons deities are not documented

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Which of the following is a sinister reason for theft of deities

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How many of the recovered deities have been returned to temples where they belong?

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Meguti Jinalaya inscription in Aihole provides a possible evidence of a major historical event. Which event is this?

The Jinalaya also demonstrates the common practice of a first floor in Jinalayas.

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Jain temples typically have a first storey to denote?

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What is Surya is depicted as holding in his arms in sculptures?

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The Chausat Yogini temples are a manifestation of

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How many of stolen antiquities were recovered and brought back to India as documented in the video?

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