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The iron pillar at Mehrauli, Delhi, is a remarkable example of the skill of Indian crafts persons. It is made of iron, 7.2.mt high, and weighs over 3 tonnes.
There is an inscription on the pillar mentioning a ruler named Chandra,who probably belonged to the Gupta dynasty.
The pillar has not rusted in all these years.
The pillar is made of 98 per cent wrought iron and has stood 1,600 years without rusting or decomposing.
The Delhi Iron Pillar is a classical example of massive production of high class iron and is the biggest hand-forged block of iron.
There is an inscription on the pillar mentioning a ruler named Chandra,who probably belonged to the Gupta dynasty.
The pillar has not rusted in all these years.
The pillar is made of 98 per cent wrought iron and has stood 1,600 years without rusting or decomposing.
The Delhi Iron Pillar is a classical example of massive production of high class iron and is the biggest hand-forged block of iron.
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The iron pillar at Mehrauli, Delhi, is a remarkable example of the skill of Indian crafts persons. It is made of iron, 7.2.mt high, and weighs over 3 tonnes. ... The pillar is made of 98 per cent wrought iron and has stood 1,600 years without rusting or decomposing.
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