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The South Asia Inscriptions Database

Amaravati Fragment 550 of 1907

A fragment of an oval rail bar. No further details reported.

Object URI
OB00187
History details
Found during excavations conducted in Amarāvatī by Mr. Rea, Superintendent of Archaeology, Southern Circle, probably in 1905-06.
Stored
Place
Madras Government Museum
place uncertain
Date
1920

Amaravati Graffito 550 of 1907

Inscription URI
IN00201
Decoration
None.
Edition
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<title>Amaravati Graffito 550 of 1907</title>
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<p>A single word in one line. No details reported.</p>
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<p>early Brāhmī</p>
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<div type="edition" xml:lang="san-Latn"><ab><lb n="1" />pākoṭakānaṃ</ab>

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