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'''Bagan (Myanmar)''' | '''Bagan (Myanmar)''' - one of the 18 real-world dig sites in [[Archeological Expedition]]. | ||
A vast plain dotted with over 2,000 Buddhist temples and pagodas built between the 9th and 13th centuries. One of the richest archaeological sites in Southeast Asia. | A vast plain dotted with over 2,000 Buddhist temples and pagodas built between the 9th and 13th centuries. One of the richest archaeological sites in Southeast Asia. | ||
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Bagan (Myanmar) - one of the 18 real-world dig sites in Archeological Expedition.
A vast plain dotted with over 2,000 Buddhist temples and pagodas built between the 9th and 13th centuries. One of the richest archaeological sites in Southeast Asia.
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Eras present
[edit]Native artifacts
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Ananda Temple Votive Tablet
Glazed Jataka Tile
Seated Buddha Sculpture
Bronze Meditation Bell
Lacquerware Offering Bowl
Stupa Finial Ornament
Palm Leaf Manuscript
Bronze Monastery Oil Lamp
Dhammayangyi Inscribed Brick
Stone Lotus Capital
Terracotta Elephant Figurine
Pyu Gold Foil Manuscript
Bronze Standing Bodhisattva