art and architecture features of Buddhism caves
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Three types of structures are typically associated with the religious architecture of early Buddhism : monasteries (viharas), places to venerate relics ( stupas ), and shrines or prayer halls (chaityas or chaitya grihas). The earliest examples of Buddhist architecture found in Sri Lanka are cave temples.
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- The Buddhist caves are considered to be the living examples of “Indian rock-cut architecture”. It is a type of Architecture in which a structure or cave is carved out form solid natural rocks. The unwanted rocks are removed from the cave after completion of the carving process.
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