The exhibition addresses the question -‘What makes a Temple Architecture?’ The exhibition panels describe various parts of the building and the placement of sculptures on the temple walls. A walkthrough of the temple is created with the view to give visitors a sense of circumambulating the temple and lets them to gather interesting details about the building. The visuals and drawings used for the exhibition are drawn from the CA&A’s collection of a 10th century Ambika temple in Jagat, Udaipur, Rajasthan.

This small exhibition highlights the different places and types of evidence in which traces of Asoka have been found in the subcontinent. While the most famous monuments associated with him are free-standing pillars inscribed with some of his messages, there are other important evidences to collect and to consider, such as coins, sculptures, and other archaeological material. Despite much attention surrounding Asoka as a great king, it is remarkable how many questions remain unanswered about him and his empire.