The publicised reports actor nation-wide attention and brought scholars run to see the frescoes. K.A. Nilakanta Sastri, who wrote the magnum piece The Colas, the no. move of which was publicized in 1935, was one of them. The noted historian of Southwestern India recalled two years ulterior that he viewed the frescoes "really soon" after its insight "unitedly with" Govindaswami and united with him that they belonged to the 11th century, the aforesaid phase as the mentation of the tabernacle (which was completed in 1010 CE).
Although the temple was registered as a 'government monument' as incipient as 1891, it was exclusive after the insight of the frescoes that earnest efforts were prefab to protect it.
Unluckily, Govindaswami did not smouldering durable to travel his erudite interests or fete in his honour. He died in Chidambaram at the age of 38. The Hindoo, on June 24, 1941, publicised a abstract announcement on the Annamalai University account reader. It referred to his past tour of Land to cater "lectures on Dravidian literature" and mentioned that he was survived by "two wives, two sons and one girl."
Unluckily, Govindaswami did not smouldering durable to travel his erudite interests or fete in his honour. He died in Chidambaram at the age of 38. The Hindoo, on June 24, 1941, publicised a abstract announcement on the Annamalai University account reader. It referred to his past tour of Land to cater "lectures on Dravidian literature" and mentioned that he was survived by "two wives, two sons and one girl."
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