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Gandhāra

Name: Gandhāra
Brand: Muhammad Nasim Khan
SKU: 9789819669783
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Gandhāra.- Gandhāran Art and Archaeology.- Excavation at Pataka Buddhist site in the Swat Valley – The site out of sight but not out of mind.- Excavation at Gumbatkai – The forgotten Buddhist site in the Swat Valley.- Excavation at Gilbaṇṛ Serai - A blurred image of the Buddhist period site in the Swat Valley.- Excavation at Charg Paṭai (Lower Dir) - Context, iconography and dating of the sculptures.- The Buddhist Site of Jinnan Wali Dheri (Taxila) Revisited.- Assassination Attempt on the Buddha at the Mount Gṛidhrakuṭa. A relief panel from Peshawar Museum.- One theme, two sculptures and three possessions - Buddhist Relief panels from Gandhāra representing Siddhārtha going to school.- Study and acquisition history of the two Buddha’s mages in the Pakistan Army Museum.- Before and after conservation - significance of a pectoral depicting the images of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.- Images, inscriptions and Viṣṇuism - The story of the archaeological site of Hund.- Revisiting the two published Kharoṣṭhī inscriptions from Pir Manakrai site, Haripur-Hazara.- Śāradā inscription of the Year.- Wima Takto one or two? Coin hoard recovered from the archaeological site of Aziz Dheri.- Dir Archaeology - Rock-Art Discoveries along the East-West Path.- The enigmatic Kharoṣṭhī rock inscriptions at Zulam, Panjkora Valley, Lower Dir District.- A note on Alexander’s battle at Massaga in the country of Assakenoi, Lower Dir District.- The Rajas of Chitral (Ku-wei) - The Kings of the Three Eras7.- Rock art in Chilas Region- Upper Indus Valley – Northern Areas of Pakistan. When, Why and by Whom?.- Ancient routes to Gandhāra across the Upper Indus, Northern Areas of Pakistan.- Gandhāra-China Connection - Epigraphic, Numismatic and Iconographic evidence.

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