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Accession No Book Name Author/Editor Accession No Book Name Author/Editor Accession Book Name Author/Editor No 00001 INDIAN IMAGES GODS AND GODDESSES KRISHNA SASTRI 00002 ANCIENT INDIAN COINAGE REKHA JAIN 00003 ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE SATAVAHANA KSHATRAPA MARGABANDHU C TIMES 00004 ART OF SOUTH INDIA: TAMIL NADU & KERALA SOUDARA RAJAN K V 00005 BHARHUT SCULPTURE SHARMA R C 00006 BEGINNINGS OF BUDDHIST ART: AND OTHER ESSAYS IN FOUCHER A INDIAN AND CENTRAL- ASIAN ARCHAEOLOGY 00007 BHILSA TOPES OR BUDDHIST MONUMENTS CENTRAL CUNNINGHAM INDIA ,ALEXANDER 00008 BIRTH OF INDIAN CIVILIZATION: INDIA AND PAKISTAN BRIDGET AND BEFORE 500 BC RAYMOND ALLCHIN 00009 BUDDHA IMAGE: ITS ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT Y KRISHNAN 00010 BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE OF WESTERN INDIA NAGARAJU S 00011 BUDDHIST ART OF GANDHARA: THE STORY OF THE AIR JOHN MARSHEL EARLY SCHOOL ITS BIRTH GROWTH AND DECLINE 00012 BUDDHIST ART IN INDIA CEYLON AND JAVA VOGEL J PH 00013 BUDDHIST ART OF NAGARJUNAKONDA STONE ROSINELIZABETH 00014 CAVE TEMPLES 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