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'''Palm Leaf Manuscript''' | '''Palm Leaf Manuscript''' - rare Buddhist artifact. | ||
Buddhist scriptures were written on prepared palm leaves using a metal stylus, then rubbed with ink. Bound between wooden covers with a string, they preserved the Pali Canon. | Buddhist scriptures were written on prepared palm leaves using a metal stylus, then rubbed with ink. Bound between wooden covers with a string, they preserved the Pali Canon. | ||
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| Rarity | Rare |
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| Era | Buddhist |
| Native to | Bagan (Myanmar) |
| Toughness | 50.0 |
| Sale value | 220 |
| Materials | wood |
Palm Leaf Manuscript - rare Buddhist artifact.
Buddhist scriptures were written on prepared palm leaves using a metal stylus, then rubbed with ink. Bound between wooden covers with a string, they preserved the Pali Canon.
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