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Inscribed Bodhisattva statue (incomplete) found during excavations of Saheth-Maheth in 1908.
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English: This incomplete life size statue was found by a team led by John Marshall and Daya Ram Sahni in the large archaeological site, now known as Saheth-Maheth in northeastern part of Uttar Pradesh (also called Sravasti, Shravasti). It is about 175 kilometers northeast from Lucknow, the state capital.
The photograph and ink-print of the inscription was first published in 1909 by Daya Ram Sahni. He also published his translation of the first three lines (Archaeological Survey of India Annual Reports, 1908–09, pp. 133–137). This Bodhisattva statue is significant for several reasons:
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