1. Distinguish between 'Nagara' and 'Dravidian' styles of architecture.
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In Dravidian Style, the most prominent element is the Gopuram.
In Dravidian Style, the entrance has Dwarapalas.
In Nagara style, pedestals are higher than the ground.
These are the main differences between Nagara Style and Dravidian Style of Temple Architecture.
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The Dravidian style has 1 single Shikhara. ... In Dravidian Style, the most prominent element is the Gopuram. In Nagara Style, at the entrance of Sanctum Sanctorum; Ganga and Yamuna rivers are depicted in personified form. In Dravidian Style, the entrance has Dwarapalas.
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