Monograph On Stone-Carving in Bengal
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There are a certain number of amaent temples and buildings at Jagainathpur and Chutia, a few miles from Ranchi, and at Nagar, about 49 miles distant, which are evidence of the existence of a local art of stoneroarving in former times ; but in the M<^ period the masons for building the forts at Palamau are said to have been imported from Jaipur in Rajputana. At the present time the masons pi the district hardly ever do carving, but earn about three annas a day Monograph on Stone- Carving in Bengal. by making cheap stone utensils, used chiefly by colliery cooHes at Raniganj. The utensils, consisting of trays, cups, aiid bowls, are sold at prices varying from two pice to three annas. Between 70 and 80 families are engaged in this kind of work. The quarries from which the stone is taken are within the zamindaris of the Manki of Terai and Thakur of Mardhan, who lease out the right of working them. The vessels when made are brought by the masons to Kudadih and sold to a mercantile firm, Messrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are a certain number of amaent temples and buildings at Jagainathpur and Chutia, a few miles from Ranchi, and at Nagar, about 49 miles distant, which are evidence of the existence of a local art of stoneroarving in former times ; but in the M<^ period the masons for building the forts at Palamau are said to have been imported from Jaipur in Rajputana. At the present time the masons pi the district hardly ever do carving, but earn about three annas a day Monograph on Stone- Carving in Bengal. by making cheap stone utensils, used chiefly by colliery cooHes at Raniganj. The utensils, consisting of trays, cups, aiid bowls, are sold at prices varying from two pice to three annas. Between 70 and 80 families are engaged in this kind of work. The quarries from which the stone is taken are within the zamindaris of the Manki of Terai and Thakur of Mardhan, who lease out the right of working them. The vessels when made are brought by the masons to Kudadih and sold to a mercantile firm, Messrs.
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