Chāmuṇḍā at Kamakhya: Tantric Symbolism and the Representation of Human Anatomy in Early Medieval Assam
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- KALI-50-002
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- Jayanta Roy
- Record type
- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 2026
- Source / repository
- Ancient Asia
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- Open access
- Subjects
- 50 Full-Text Sources — November 2026; Scholarship and field research
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Close study of two Chamunda sculptures at Kamakhya, anatomy, emaciation and Tantric symbolism.
Curator source KALI-50-002. Scholarship and field research. Export dated 5 November 2026.
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02 Chāmuṇḍā at Kamakhya: Tantric Symbolism and the Representation of Human Anatomy in Early Medieval Assam
Jayanta Roy • 2026
Journal article • English
Ancient Asia 17, 103–115
Close study of two Chamunda sculptures at Kamakhya, anatomy, emaciation and Tantric symbolism.
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Jayanta Roy. Chāmuṇḍā at Kamakhya: Tantric Symbolism and the Representation of Human Anatomy in Early Medieval Assam. Ancient Asia. 2026. Journal article • English
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