The Shiva Temple at Goregaon and the Gadhegal at Worli Sep Bansarar SB Into Volume 86 for 2012-2013 (New Series) ISSN: 0972-0766 (Established in 1804) JOURNAL ewe QR THE ASIATIC SOCIETY OF MUMBAI Editors A. P. Jamkhedkar N.B. Patil Indira Aiyar Published by ‘The Asiatic Society of Mumbai ‘Town Hall, Mumbai- 400 023. Maharashtra State (INDIA) ata190 Notes on New Findings Fig. N 3.2 View of Verandah Fig. N 3.3 Doorway of the hall Fig. N 3.4 Interior view of hall Fig. N 3.5 Beam resting on pillars Fig. N 3.6 Stone Block for stiipa Fig. N 3.7 Water tanks in the course of channel Fig. N 3.8 Plan and Section of the vihdra References Josui, A. 2012. Kokan Itihas Patrika, Issue 1, Thane: Kokan Itihas Parishad. MirasHl, V. V. 1974, Silahdra Rajvamsaca Itihas api Koriv Lekh. Nagpur: Vidarbha Sanshodhan Mandal. DHAVLIKAR, M. K. 1984, Late Hinayana Caves of Western India. Poona: Deccan College Post Graduate and Research Institute. - NaGARAJU, S. 1981. Buddhist Architecture of Western India. Delhi. sess The Siva Temple at Goregaon and Gadhegal at Worli Sandeep Dahisarkar The premises of the Sivalaya (Fig. N 4.1) next to the Rama Temple, situated on Ram Mandir Marg, Goregaon (West), Mumbai, is full of fragments and architectural antiquities. Many sculptural remains of the old Siva temple found in the medern temple premises that are carved out from basalt rock. The modern temple faces east. The sivalinga (Fig. N 4.2) lies in the centre of the sanctum. An image of Nandin (Fig. N 4.3) is seen facing the sanctum, outsidetne lempie. An image ot ratvati (rig. N 4.4) 1S placeo in a mene or teFig. N 4.2 The Sivalinga in the temple‘Aoowt Press Blog Stories Terms Pnacy Copyright MWe'e Hiring! Help Center