The Southern side has representation of Buddhist monastery at Takht-i-bahi and other specimens of stucco and terracotta figures.The Hindu Sculpture art is showcased in the next section, belonging to 6th to 11th century AD. The main figures in displayed are Shiva, Vishnu, and Surya. The Brass status of Rama and Brahma are also among the […]
The Southern side has representation of Buddhist monastery at Takht-i-bahi and other specimens of stucco and terracotta figures.The Hindu Sculpture art is showcased in the next section, belonging to 6th to 11th century AD. The main figures in displayed are Shiva, Vishnu, and Surya. The Brass status of Rama and Brahma are also among the obtained sculptures from Tharparkar Sindh.
Kot DijiThe archaeological site of Kot Diji sits on the eastern bank of Indus River.
Inside the gallery is chronically placed material from stone age, Indus valley civilization, and village cultures of Baluchistan, including remains of wheat, drawings and faience models of animals and bust of King Priest kept in glass case.
The road to fort stops at the eastern side of the fort, but the massive walls twisting all over the barren hills are visible from 5 km away.
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