Bagan (Myanmar)
| Location ID | 03_Bagan
|
|---|---|
| Soil | Dirt |
| Grid | 8×8 |
| Storm type | Water |
Bagan (Myanmar) — one of the eighteen real-world dig sites in Archaeological 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
Native artifacts
- 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