Minerals and Metals in Ancient India v1.c28.s8.t2.10

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and after the Gupta Period: in Suvarṇabhūmi or Burma, Ligor in Malay Peninsula, Siam or Thailand, Kambuja or Kampuchia, Campā or Vietnam, and Indonesia. On the one hand bronze sculptures were made according to the Indian tradition (such as the third century AD bronze Buddha in Vietnam), and on the other India received precious metals such as silver, gold and tin from the South East Asian countries.