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Seated Buddha Figure from Taxila Excavations Illustrates Greco Roman Influence in Gandharan Buddhist Sculpture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bracelets Excavated in Taxila Old City Reveal Gandharan Jewelry Craftsmanship from Kushan and Indo Greek Periods Royalty Free Stock Photo

Buddha Sculpture Found in Taxila Excavations Illustrates Greco Roman Influence in Gandharan Buddhist Art and Culture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Buddha Head Sculpture Excavated in Taxila Depicts Gandharan Greco Buddhist Art with Kushan Era Spiritual Symbolism Royalty Free Stock Photo

Buddha Sculpture Found at Dharmarajika Stupa Taxila Tracing Buddhist Iconography from Ashokan Relics to Kushan Patronage Royalty Free Stock Photo

Peshawar Museum Interior Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bhir Mound Ruins in Taxila Show Ancient Gandharan Archaeological Site

Bracelets Found in Taxila Excavations Showcase Gold and Gem Inlaid Ornaments from 1st Century BCE Gandharan Culture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bhir Mound Excavations in Taxila Reveal Buddhist Artifacts from Mauryan to Kushan Periods Showing Gandharan Heritage Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sculpture Head of Buddha, Gandharan style. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Balo kaley archeaology site featured the landmark monument of the Great Shrine, the oldest example of double-dome Gandharan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Schist 3rd century Gandharan period head of buddha sculpture on display in the Dallas Museum of Art. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gandharan Buddha statue Collection of the Yungang Research Institute Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bhir Mound in Taxila, Pakistan, features stone ruins from the ancient Gandharan civilization. The site displays scattered stones and partially excavated structures. A blue informational plaque stands prominently, providing historical context about the site. Sparse vegetation, including small trees and grass, surrounds the ruins, with a metal fence in the background marking the boundary. The area reflects the archaeological significance of Taxila as a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting its role in the history of Buddhism and ancient urban planning.Taxila, Pakistan, September 11 2025