63Īn interior view of the innermost room in the hammam. The large inscription on the small tomb in front of the mosque. Wooden dowels in the carved stone voussoirs of the arches. 61Ī view of the mosque from the southeast. Plan and conjectural elevation of the mosque. The eastern entrance pavilion of the caravanserai with remnants of the peripheral columns in the foreground. Plan of the caravanserai just outside medieval Chaul. Map showing medieval Chaul with the location of its extant buildings. 48Ī tomb of the sixteenth-century type incorporated into a modern building just north of the main necropolis area. 47Ī mosque in sixteenth-century style almost totally surrounded by modern buildings in the village of Hussain Shah Wali (photograph by Mr. Sheikhpet serai complex, north of Golconda Fort and the main necropolis area. 41Ī well-preserved mosque on the south end of the complex on a large plinth. Tombs of Sultan-Quli, founder of the dynasty, and his grandson, Subhan. Tomb of Abdullah Qutb Shah, the largest of all the tombs in the Golconda necropolis. Structures identified around the state-owned land for the Qutb Shahi Tombs, the royal necropolis for the dynasty of the Golconda kingdom. 33Įntire Project Area north of Golconda Fort, with all structures identified. 12Ī large, ruined and unidentified tomb just outside the western boundary of the state-owned land of the Qutb Shahi Tombs complex. Warangal, plan (drawing by Kushal Kumar Kamble). Tughluqabad, plan (drawing by Kushal Kumar Kamble).
7įiruzabad, plan (drawing by Kushal Kumar Kamble). Nauraspur and Bijapur, plans (drawings by Kushal Kumar Kamble). 5Īhmadnagar, plan (drawing by Kushal Kumar Kamble). Sultannagar, plan (drawing by Kushal Kumar Kamble). Sultannagar, mosque (photograph by Robert Alan Simpkins). Golconda, plan (drawing by Kushal Kumar Kamble). Mecca Gate, Golconda (photograph by Marika Sardar).
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