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Hundreds of stone Buddhist sculptures from the 6th-9th centuries were discovered buried in a pit in 1996 in Qingzhou, China, during construction work. The sculptures were found at the site of the destroyed Longxing Temple and were buried in the 12th century for unknown reasons. The refined sculptures depict the evolution of Buddhist art in China from the Northern Wei to Tang dynasties, when it reached its peak.
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The Silk Roads were complex networks of trade routes across Eurasia that connected China with Central Asia and the Mediterranean world from around 200 BCE to 1400 CE. They facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, technologies and religions between civilizations. While silk was an important trade good, many other products like spices, metals, glass and ceramics were also exchanged. The routes were used by nomadic pastoralists, merchants from places like Sogdiana, and travelers like Buddhist monks to transmit Buddhism and other faiths. Over time, different groups like the Xiongnu, Sogdians, Turks, Arabs and Mongols rose to power in Central Asia and controlled sections of the routes, shaping patterns of trade and cultural exchange
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Ajanta Paintings
A Presentation by Prof. Subramanian Swaminathan on the paintings of Ajanta
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