History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v1.c16.3

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FEW of the later discoveries in India have been more fruitful of important results for the elucidation of the archæology of India than those obtained from the excavations of ruined monasteries in the neighbourhood of Peshâwar. They supply us with the materials for settling not only the question of the amount of influence classical art exercised on that of India, but also for solving many problems of Buddhist archæology and art.