遭受(2004年)12月26日海啸侵袭的印度沿海小城玛哈巴利普拉姆发现了三座石雕,其上有刻工精致的动物。这些石雕看上去出自公元7世纪的海港城市。玛哈巴利普拉姆以历史悠久、雕刻细致的海滨神庙著称,其神庙已被列入世界文化遗址,每年都会有成千上万的印度教朝圣者和游客来此朝拜或观光。据早期英国游记作家的记载,此地曾筑有7座佛塔,其中6座没入海底。在玛哈巴利普拉姆发现的这些石雕高6英 The Indian coastal town Mahabalipuram suffered from the tsunami on December 26th (2004) discovered three stone carvings with exquisitely carved animals. These stone carvings appear to be from the 7th century port city. Mahabalipuram is famous for its long-established and elaborately carved seaside temple. Its temple has been listed as a world cultural site. Thousands of Hindu pilgrims and tourists come to visit each year for sightseeing or sightseeing. According to the records of earlier British travel writer, there were seven pagodas built here, of which six were not submarine. These stone carvings found in Mahabalipuram are 6 inches high