An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c31.312

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Eighteen earthworks of varying lengths ranging from 70 to 300 m and heights from 2 to 3 m were traced in the area. Of stone, brick and earth, they were in a series over natural streams or were in isolation. Though they were in ruins, the bricks used in them as well as the images lying on their sides indicated that they were built during the early historical period when the Buddhist monastery and temples were constructed.