Bimaran Explained
Bimaran |
Map Type: | Afghanistan#Gandhara#South Asia |
Relief: | yes |
Coordinates: | 34.47°N 70.35°W |
Type: | Stupa |
Bimaran is a locality, 11 km west of Jalalabad in Afghanistan.[1]
It is well known for the discovery of the Bimaran casket in one of the stupas (stupa Nb 2) located at Bimaran.[1]
Altogether five ancient stupas are known in Bimaran, all dating to the 1st century BCE-1st century CE:
- Stupa No1: 34.4542°N 70.3546°W, in the fields southeast of the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 38.40 meters.
- Stupa No2: 34.4567°N 70.3474°W, in the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 43.90 meters.
- Stupa No3: 34.4595°N 70.3471°W, in the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 33 meters.
- Stupa No4: 34.4595°N 70.3461°W, in the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 43.9 meters.
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Notes and References
- https://www.academia.edu/15209723/DATING_AND_LOCATING_MUJATRIA_AND_THE_TWO_KHARAHOSTES DATING AND LOCATING MUJATRIA AND THE TWO KHARAHOSTES