Description of Buddhist Remains Discovered at Sooltangunge

This illustrated report describes the archaeological discoveries made at Sooltangunge, a site in northern India associated with the early development of Buddhism. E.B. Harris offers a detailed account of the excavation process and the significance of the artifacts found, including stupas, inscriptions, and other religious objects.

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