Unknown Hindu Goddess with a spear

Siba Linga in Pakistan

Ancient Jewellery worn by Buddhists and Hindus in Pakistan 2000 years ago

Rare Hindu and Buddhist Treasures from Pakistan, Bangladesh Museums-2 (Post.15,804)

Written by London Swaminathan

Post No. 15,804

Date uploaded in London –29 May 2026

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BRAHMA IN BRASS, KARACHI MUSEUM, PAKISTAN.

IT IS FOUND IN BRAHMIN KINGDOM (INDUS VALLEY) STILL CALLED BRAHMANABAD- BRAHMANA JANAPADA

Bangladesh capital Dacca is named after Dhakeswari temple there according to Pakistani archaeologist.

There are rare statues of Brahma and Yama ad an unknown Hindu Goddes with a spear in her hand.

 Bangladesh Museums in Mainamati, Rajsahi, Phaharpur, Dacca and Mahesangarh have Hindu and Buddhist treasures.

BEAUTIFUL DANCING GIRLS, SIVA, VISHNU, MOTHER AND CHILD SCULPTURES ARE VERY RARE.

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More treasures from Five Pakistani Museums in Karachi, Taxila (Thatchaseelam), Peshawar (Purushapuram), Swat, and Lahore are featured in the book written by a Pakistani archaeologist.

They are taken from the following book:

KRISHNA KILLING KESIN/HORSE OR DHENUKA/DONKEY

RARE YAMA IN BANGALADESH MUSEUM

kALYANA sUNDARA (SIVA) IN BANGLADEH MUSEUM

VISHNU IN BANGLADESH MUSEUM 

HARA-GAURI= SIVA-PARVATI

BIRTH OF BUDDHA

BEAUTIFUL DANCING GIRLS

WONDERFUL MOTHER AND CHILD

VISHNU

Title of the book- ARCHITECTURE AND ART TREASURES IN PAKISTAN

Author – DR F A KHAN

Published by ELITE PUBLISHERS LIMITED, KARACHI

-Subham—

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