An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c42.325

v2.c42.325

In 1968 was found near the Jagannath Tekdi a massive coping stone bearing inscriptions in early Brāhmī script on both the faces. Subsequent explorations by the ASI (Rao, 1970) brought out further antiquities comprising a massive stone figure of *yakṣa*, sculptured and inscribed railing pillars and a terracotta bangle having a repetitive negative designs of a female figure with rosette on top.