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Historiographical Study Of Indo-Muslim Architecture (Medieval Architecture Of India and Pakistan)

Historiographical Study Of Indo-Muslim Architecture (Medieval Architecture Of India and Pakistan)
Architecture

Historiographical Study Of Indo-Muslim Architecture (Medieval Architecture Of India and Pakistan)

68 pages 11 text figures 28 halftone plates. Printed in Jaipur 1991 second edition.

Author Nath R
Publication Year 1991
Language English
Pages 68
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