Post-Mauryan local dynasties (184 B.C.-320 A.D.)
The Shunga era (184 -72 B.C.)
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1. Ivory comb that originally had five broad teeth. 5 cm. length. An export from Hindustan ca. 2-1st c.
B.C., which ended up in the Tillya-tepe necropolis in Bactria.
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Era of Andhra (Satavahana) and Kalinga dominance (27 B.C.-4th c. A.D.)
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1. Sandstone relief of a female earth spirit, late first century B.C.
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2. Buddhist temple carved into a cliff at Karli. 1st c. A.D. These temples evolved from
Mauryan prayer halls carved into cliffs, for the use of travelling monks. 120 feet in length.
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