<P> Twice as wide as they were high, the walls of the jagamohana are 100 feet (30 m) tall . The surviving structure has three tiers of six pidas each . These diminish incrementally and repeat the lower patterns . The pidas are divided into terraces . On each of these terraces stand statues of musician figures . The main temple and the jagamohana porch consist of four main zones: the platform, the wall, the trunk, and the crowning head called a mastaka . The first three are square while the mastaka is circular . The main temple and the jagamohana differed in size, decorative themes, and design . It was the main temple's trunk, called the gandhi in medieval Hindu architecture texts, that was ruined long ago . The sanctum of the main temple is now without a roof and most of the original parts . </P> <P> On the east side of the main temple is the Nata mandira (lit . dance temple). It stands on a high, intricately carved platform . The relief on the platform is similar in style to that found on the surviving walls of the temple . According to historical texts, there was an Aruna stambha (lit . Aruna's pillar) between the main temple and the Nata mandira, but it is no longer there because it was moved to the Jagannatha at Puri sometime during the troubled history of this temple . According to Harle, the texts suggest that originally the complex was enclosed within a wall 865 feet (264 m) by 540 feet (160 m), with gateways on three sides . </P> <P> The stone temple was made from three types of stone . Chlorite was used for the door lintel and frames as well as some sculptures . Laterite was used for the core of the platform and staircases near the foundation . Khondalite was used for other parts of the temple . According to Mitra, the Khondalite stone weathers faster over time, and this may have contributed to erosion and accelerated the damage when parts of the temples were destroyed . None of these stones occur naturally nearby, and the architects and artisans must have procured and moved the stones from distant sources, probably using the rivers and water channels near the site . The masons then created ashlar, wherein the stones were polished and finished so as to make joints hardly visible . </P> <P> The original temple had a main sanctum sanctorum (vimana), which is estimated to have been 229 feet (70 m) tall . The main vimana fell in 1837 . The main mandapa audience hall (jagamohana), which is about 128 feet (39 m) tall, still stands and is the principal structure in the surviving ruins . Among the structures that have survived to the current day are the dance hall (Nata mandira) and the dining hall (Bhoga mandapa). </P>

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