Documents from the Bedsa, Shailarwadi, Bâmachandra and Poona Caves.

Documents concerning the Bedsa Caves which are situated about 8 miles southeast of Karla.. These are:

• No.1: A general description of the caves, dated 13 March 1862.
• No.2: A plan of the Caves, scale 15 feet to an inch.
• No.3: Drawings of some of the emblems and paintings in the Chaitya Cave, scale 2 inches to a foot.
• No.4: More drawings of emblems with notes.
• No.5: A drawing of a window and pilasters in Cave No.5, scale 1 inch to a foot.
• No.6: A printed description of The Caves of Bedsa.
• No.7: A draft description of the caves and inscriptions, dated August 1864.

A copy of an inscription on a detached slab at Rajpuri Cave. The inscription is on tracing paper which has been glued to the backing paper.

Drawings of "Modern inscriptions on pillars" in Cave No. 5.

Drawings of Caves Nos. 1 and 2 at Patan and of a Dhagob.

Drawing of Cave Nos. 31, 32 & 33, 35 &36, 38 and 39 with further drawings of the Shallow panels over the doorway in Cave No. 32, a doorway in Cave No. 35, and a Trans Section of the Seals in Cave No. 39.

Plans of Cave Nos.40, 42 and 45 with further drawings showing the Elevation of the Dahgob and of sculptured figures in Cave No. 40.

A Description of the Nasik Caves, originally written in pencil by A.A. West on the 16th September 1861 on site, and inked over some years later.

A description of the caves to the north of Nasik, written on 19 March 1866.

'Detailed description of the Nasik Caves - from notes taken on 16th September 1861. This was a draft made by Arthur West and was corrected by Edward West upon his visit to the caves in 1865.