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10th century Buddha statues found

 

CHENNAI, Feb. 12. — In a significant find, the ASI experts have

excavated two Buddha statues and ornamental pillars, dating back to

10th century, at a village here, providing evidence of a visit by a

Sumatran (Indonesian) king. The two statues in meditation pose and

pillars were excavated from near a Siva temple at Kolapakkam and have

inscriptions in Tamil, Mr T Satyamurthy, superintending engineer, ASI,

said today. According to the inscriptions, the statues were donated by

Sumatran king Sri Vijaya Maharaja. — PTI

 

http://www.thestatesman.net/page.news.php?

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