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Kushan Coins in Takshashila
January 11 , 2026
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- Pakistani archaeologists have discovered rare coins and decorative stones at a UNESCO-listed site near Takshashila.
- The findings were made at the ancient Bhir Mound, an important archaeological site of early urban settlement.
- Decorative stones identified as lapis lazuli date back to the 6th century BC.
- Bronze coins found at the site belong to the Kushan dynasty and date to the 2nd century AD.
- The coins bear the image of Emperor Vasudeva, a ruler of the Kushan period.
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