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Aniket Sharma
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    If you have a few extra hours you could walk down to the village of Pochampalli on the way to the temple. The old stone cross inscriptions there mention the Satavahana grant to the site and are easier to read than the ones on the temple walls. It’s a quick detour that gives another angle on the same period.

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