• Source: Bimaran

Bimaran is a locality, 11 km west of Jalalabad in Afghanistan.
It is well known for the discovery of the Bimaran casket in one of the stupas (stupa Nb 2) located at Bimaran.
Altogether five ancient stupas are known in Bimaran, all dating to the 1st century BCE-1st century CE:

Stupa No1: 34.454155°N 70.354553°E / 34.454155; 70.354553, in the fields southeast of the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 38.40 meters.
Stupa No2: 34.456668°N 70.347405°E / 34.456668; 70.347405, in the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 43.90 meters.
Stupa No3: 34.459454°N 70.347074°E / 34.459454; 70.347074, in the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 33 meters.
Stupa No4: 34.459472°N 70.346067°E / 34.459472; 70.346067, in the Bimaran village. It has a circumference of 43.9 meters.
Nearby is:

Passani Stupa No1: 34.455333°N 70.343820°E / 34.455333; 70.343820

















External links


Media related to Bimaran at Wikimedia Commons
Bimaran (US Department of Defense) Archived 2015-07-17 at the Wayback Machine, via Colorado State University




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Buddharūpa
• BIMARU
• Perpustakaan Asyurbanipal
• Prasasti Obelisk Hitam
• Relief Lakhis
• British Museum Reading Room
• Jambangan Portland
• Papirus Matematika Rhind
• Peti Auzon
• Bombay Velvet
• Bimaran
• Bimaran casket
• Azes II
• Indo-Scythians
• Brahma
• Reliquary
• British Museum
• Loriyan Tangai
• The Buddha
• Charles Masson