In the late nineteenth century, Sir Alexander Cunningham led an archaeological survey of the Indian states of Bundelkhand and Rewa, with the goal of discovering and documenting the region's ancient ruins and inscriptions. This book collects his reports on the survey, featuring detailed descriptions of the sites he visited, along with photographs, illustrations, and translations of the inscriptions. Offering a glimpse into the history and culture of central India, Cunningham's reports remain a valuable resource for scholars of South Asian history and archaeology.

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