Buddhist Cave Temples of Ancient India, Buddhist World Press, 9789380852232

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Buddhist Cave Temples of Ancient India

G.K. Lama (Author)

Synopsis

The Buddhist Rock-cut Cave Temples represent one of the greatest movements of Indian Art. These lithic examples not only reflect the style of contemporary architecture, but also show the gradual perfection achieved in expressing in rock. They are amazing examples of man's ingenuity in creating in solid rock, temples and monasteries, shrines and chambers, refectories and store-rooms requires by the followers of the Buddhism. This book has been written to interpret the Buddhist cave temples, as I have seen them. Conclusions may be revised when new facts will be revealed. This book would be helpful to those students who are embarking upon a course of serious study.

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About the author

G.K. Lama

Dr. G. K. Lama, Associate Professor, Dept. of AIHC & Archaeology, Centre of Advanced Study, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi having specialization in the field of Buddhist Archaeology has seven books in his credit namely Tibet Men Bauddha Dharma K Itihas, Samyak Darshan (Both in Hindi), Cultural Heritage of South-east Asia, Indus to Ganges, Pakkakot: Some New Archaeological Dimensions of Mid-Ganga Plain, Buddhist Cave Temples of Ancient India and A Buddhist Universe. He has presented 67 research papers in various National and International seminars and 82 research papers have been published in various reputed journals He has completed a Major Research Project granted by the University Grants Commission. He has invited twicw to Sri Lanka and once to Thailand to deliver special lectures. He is Life-member of various academic societies.

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