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The excavation revealed the main palace with its east facing entrance in the southern end. Three rooms on each side flanked the entrance. There was a square pit about one and a half meters lined with lime plaster probably intended for storing grains. A passage with a slope to the north led to the audience hall, which is the most impressive part of the structure. It had a raised platform at the western end, built of brick. The eastern part of the platform was decorated with ornamental mouldings and a row of sockets for lamps. In the northern wall adjacent to the main platform was found a cannon ball, embedded into it. The Kalyana mandapa lying adjacent to the audience hall has at the centre a square platform and a raised platform all around with an intervening passage.
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