buddhist gandhara artifacts excavated from taxila sites pakistan including tools jewelry coins pottery and relics |
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| Artifacts from Buddhist Gandhara, excavated from Taxila sites in Pakistan, are displayed in a museum setting. Large ancient clay pottery jars are centrally arranged, surrounded by glass cases containing various smaller artifacts such as tools, jewelry, coins, and pottery. The space is well-lit with ample display cabinets along the walls, showcasing a diverse collection of relics. The environment reflects the historical significance of Gandhara's rich cultural and artistic heritage.Taxila, Pakistan, September 11 2025 |
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