A study on archaeological objects of state museum, Orissa
Author(s): Dr. Bhagawana Mahananda
Abstract: This paper explores the archaeological objects preserved at the Orissa State Museum, focusing on the museum's role in safeguarding the cultural heritage of Orissa. Established in 1932 and later relocated to Bhubaneswar, the museum houses significant collections spanning various eras, including sculptures, bronzes, coins, and manuscripts. The paper specifically highlights the museum's archaeological exhibits, such as Jaina and Buddhist antiquities, Brahmanical sculptures, and ancient inscriptions. Additionally, the study delves into the importance of the museum’s numismatic collection, emphasizing its contribution to reconstructing Orissa's history from the prehistoric period to modern times.
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Dr. Bhagawana Mahananda. A study on archaeological objects of state museum, Orissa. Int J Hist 2024;6(2):176-182.
