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Volume 36, Number 3, September 2004
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Exploring the archaeology of Hinduism
pp. 313-325(13)
Authors: Nayanjot Lahiri; Elisabeth Bacus

Exploring the roots of village Hinduism in South Asia
pp. 326-342(17)
Author: Heather Elgood

The apsidal shrine in early Hinduism: origins, cultic affiliation, patronage
pp. 343-359(17)
Author: Himanshu Prabha Ray

Icons, artefacts and interpretations of the past: early Hinduism in Rajasthan
pp. 360-377(18)
Author: Rima Hooja

Cults and shrines in early historical Mathura (c. 200 bc-ad 200)
pp. 378-398(21)
Author: Upinder Singh

New dramas for the theatre state: the shifting roles of ideological power sources in Balinese polities
pp. 399-415(17)
Author: John Schoenfelder

Deities, cults and kings at Vijayanagara
pp. 416-431(16)
Author: Anila Verghese

Shiva as 'cosmic dancer': on Pallava origins for the Nataraja bronze
pp. 432-450(19)
Author: Sharada Srinivasan

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