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The dates of these buildings are stated to have been indicated by the coins and the inscribed sealings discovered therein. ‘A few of the coins are of the class represented by the thick round pieces issued by the Kushan King Vasudeva and his successors.’² This would, incidentally, show that those buildings were designed after the Hindu style, which is found applied in all Kushan structures.