Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Ruins of the Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur' has mentioned 'Cruciform' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| [10] According to Sukumar Dutt, the complex was dominated by a temple, which was strongly reminiscent of Hindu-Buddhist temples of Burma, Java and Cambodia, reproducing the cruciform basement, terraced structure with inset chambers and gradually dwindling pyramid form ... during the age of the Palas some sort of intercourse between eastern India and south-east Asia existed. | WIKI |
| The main central shrine has a cruciform ground plan and a terraced superstructure that rises in three terraces above ground level to a height of about 70 feet. | UNESCO |
| The intermediate terrace is a wide circumambulatory path which passes four main chapels orxc2xa0 mandapas architectural plan, it is in fact a simple cruciform that has been elaborated with a series of projections at the re-entrants, a form that is copied at all levels on the main shrine. | UNESCO |
| Archaeological excavations have revealed a 15 feet pathway that follows an elaborated cruciform shape, a feature that can be discerned from the foundations of the outer wall that enclose the pathway and that still exist. | UNESCO |