From 1907 to 1911, Theodor van Erp led the effort to restore this structure using anastylosis.
From 1907 to 1911, Theodor van Erp led the effort to restore this structure using anastylosis. In 1885, J.W. Izerman discovered this structure's "hidden foot," which depicts scenes of torture and murder. Philip Beale constructed a working replica of a double outrigger ship depicted on this structure's reliefs. Pilgrims to this site pass through gates featuring the kala-makara motif while walking in an upward spiral around its terraces, which for many years were covered in ash from Mount Merapi. Located on Kedu Plain, this structure is divided into three levels representing the world of matter, Kamadhatu; the world of forms, Rapadhatu; and the world of formlessness, Arupadhatu. Built by the Sailendra Dynasty, it contains nearly 1500 reliefs of Mahayana texts, and consists of six rectangular platforms topped by a three circular platforms, which contain seventy-two statues of the Buddha. For 10 points, name this massive Buddhist temple located in central Java.
From 1907 to 1911, Theodor van Erp led the effort to restore this structure using anastylosis.
Borobudur [or Barabudur]