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0309 Ancient Khotan : vol.1
古代コータン : vol.1
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[Photo] 30 寺院D. IIの小さな主室(内陣)にあるフレスコ画と浮彫彫刻、ダンダン・ウィリクFRESCO AND RELIEF SCULPTURE IN SMALL CELLA OF SHRINE D. II, DANDĀN-UILIQ.
[Photo] 31 仏教寺院D. IIの小さな主室(内陣)、ダンダン・ウィリク、発掘後の西からの眺めSMALL CELLA OF BUDDHIST SHRINE D. II, DANDĀN-UILIQ, SEEN FROM WEST AFTER EXCAVATION.

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doi: 10.20676/00000182
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ure, which measured a little over three
of mail reaching below the knees suf-
form the mail are shown above by
it their arrangement is horizontal on
lowing one plate above the other as
own of plates alternately red and
all details of the jewelled ornaments
coat and on the girdle around the
ng depends. The right arm seen in
the surface-coating of the fleshy parts
distinguished. The hand resting on
adiation through abrasion but show

leather, just like the 'Chārūls' still
ned a light reddish brown. They are
shown in low relief. The features of
the ground, with eyes wide open and
pears to have been painted dark blue
tained little of the original colouring
be distinguished. The representation
recalls the distinctly Indian treatment
of later Gandhāra style, and which
of Magadha, Nepal, and elsewhere,
takes us back to Gandhāra models
e standing figure. We find exactly
the armour worn by two soldiers
showing Māra's army⁶. These
coat of mail in which the plates
above, resembling a lorica, shows
relief, with the rounded (or broadly
ranging of the scales, the reverse
led and Du Borgess have expressed
hown the scales wrongly, the coat
e same arrangement is represented
whether these sculptures, so widely
a genuine detail of Asiatic armour
of hard leather which undoubtedly
ng Central-Asian armour is attested
reason or other the arrangement
om the western one².
that the artist has reproduced it

Illustrated Dictionary of Art and Archæ-
the number reprinted there has not lost
ed by Mr. Andrews' discovery of an old
mall showing scales arranged exactly as in
Calcutta.)

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