mention any two architectural features of the structures of Mauryan dynasty
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In the Mauryan period, mainly in the period of Ashoka numerous stupas were constructed and scattered all over the country. Stupa consisted of a cylindrical drum and a circular anda with harmika and chhatra on the top which remains consistent throughout with minor variations and changes in shape and size.
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Architecture: Mauryan pillars mainly comprise of four parts: Shaft: A long shaft formed the base and was made up of a single piece of stone or monolith. Capital: On top of shaft lay the capital, which was either lotus-shaped or bell-shaped. Abacus: Above the capital, there was a circular or rectangular base known as the abacus.
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