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'''Buddhist''' — one of the | '''Buddhist''' — one of the 10 historical eras in [[Archeological Expedition]]. | ||
Buddhism spread across Asia, leaving behind monasteries, stupas, and thousands of temples. Bagan alone contains over 2,000 Buddhist monuments, while Sarnath marks where Buddha first taught. | Buddhism spread across Asia, leaving behind monasteries, stupas, and thousands of temples. Bagan alone contains over 2,000 Buddhist monuments, while Sarnath marks where Buddha first taught. | ||
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Buddhist — one of the 10 historical eras in Archeological Expedition.
Buddhism spread across Asia, leaving behind monasteries, stupas, and thousands of temples. Bagan alone contains over 2,000 Buddhist monuments, while Sarnath marks where Buddha first taught.
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Artifacts
- Reliquary Casket — mythical
- Palm Leaf Manuscript — rare
- Pyu Gold Foil Manuscript — rare
- Stone Lotus Capital — rare
- Bronze Standing Bodhisattva — uncommon
- Dharma Wheel Stone Carving — uncommon
- Glazed Jataka Tile — uncommon
- Seated Buddha Sculpture — uncommon
- Stupa Finial Ornament — uncommon
- Ananda Temple Votive Tablet — common
- Bronze Meditation Bell — common
- Bronze Monastery Oil Lamp — common
- Dhammayangyi Inscribed Brick — common
- Lacquerware Offering Bowl — common
- Monastic Pottery Bowl — common
- Terracotta Elephant Figurine — common