Metadata |
Object ID |
OB00111 |
Title |
Sarnath Relief Panel of the 5th Century |
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Inscription(s) |
IN00123
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Author |
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Metadata recorded by |
Dániel Balogh |
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Metadata improved by |
Dániel Balogh |
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Description |
Material |
Stone / sandstone |
Object Type |
Sculpture |
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Details |
A relief panel showing three scenes of the Buddha's life, presumably his birth, enlightenment and first sermon. Dimensions not reported. The inscription is below the bas-relief. |
History |
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Other ancient history |
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Found: |
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Date |
probably in 1835-36 |
Place |
Sārnāth |
Other modern history |
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Latest: |
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Date |
1888 |
Place |
Imperial Museum, Calcutta |
Authority |
Fleet, J. F. (1888). Inscriptions of the Early Gupta Kings and Their Successors. Calcutta: Superintendent of Government Printing. |
Details |
Discovered by Cunningham, probably in 1835-36. The panel was found tightly stacked with many other sculptures in the remnants of a small building a few metres to the north of a temple "in the high ground to the westward" (site plan in ASIR 01: Plate 33).
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