One object, one ID
Plaques, mural figures and statues receive individual identifiers. When a group count is known but individual names are not, numbered inventory slots preserve that uncertainty.
From a plaque, a flying apsara and a statue to a single timber joint—every record has an identifier, status and source.
Consistent fields, statuses and sources provide direct access to every record.
Published surveys record 52 historical plaques: 48 extant and four lost. The online evidence currently supports 47 unique extant titles, so one inventory slot remains explicitly unidentified rather than inventing a name.
Six seated-Buddha panels, twelve apsaras, six donors, doorway paintings and the rear-screen zones each have an ID. Individual figures without a corresponding public high-resolution image remain marked as awaiting evidence.
Plaques, mural figures and statues receive individual identifiers. When a group count is known but individual names are not, numbered inventory slots preserve that uncertainty.
Verified, partly verified, pending and lost statuses expose the certainty of each record.
Category references are labelled as such. A missing object image stays pending instead of being replaced by a similar picture.
Each record links to an original page or publication lead; images retain creator, platform and licence.
79 records have verifiable images; the remainder stay explicitly pending.
Copyright remains with image creators and publishers. Attribution, licences and original links are retained; confirm permissions at the source before publication or commercial use.