Stūpa M was constructed during the second Buddhist period, alongside its secondary stūpas 10 and 11. It measures 4.98 meters per side. Only the first square body and part of its staircase have been preserved. It was adorned with a modeled depiction of Indra's visit to the Indraśala cave.
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Stūpa 4 measured 1.55 meters per side. Altered several times, its latest form dates back to the fifth Buddhist period. Preserved until its second body, it was decorated with modeled Buddhas in meditation.
Stūpa 5 measured 1.93 meters per side and was built during the fifth Buddhist period. Preserved up to its second body, it was decorated with modeled Buddhas in meditation.
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Stūpa 6 measured 2.1 meters per side and was built during the fifth Buddhist period. Saved until its second body, which is badly damaged.
[STUPA 6]
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Stūpa 14, measuring 1.58 meters per side and built during the third Buddhist period, was preserved up to its circular second tier and featured decorations of seated Buddha figures.
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Stūpa 7 measured 2.37 meters per side and was built during the fourth Buddhist period. Saved until its second body, which is severely deteriorated.
[STUPA 6]
Stūpa 11, measuring 1.6 meters per side, was constructed during the second Buddhist period, along with Stūpa M and 10. The upper sections are reconstructions by an anonymous, which Tarzi deemed not relevant.
[STUPA 11]
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[STUPA 15]
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[STUPA 8]
Stūpa 12, measuring 1.65 meters per side, was constructed during the third Buddhist period. Its second tier was circular and it was preserved up to the third tier.
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[STUPA 16]
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[STUPA 9]
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[STUPA 13]
Stūpa 17, measuring 1.7 meters per side and built during the fifth Buddhist period, was preserved up to its circular second tier and featured decorations of a mokṣa ceremony, with donors dressed in Kushan fashion.
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Stūpa 21, measuring 1.8 meters per side and built during the fifth Buddhist period, was preserved up to its circular second tier and featured decorations of seated Buddha figures.
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[STUPA 23]
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Stūpa 27 was built during the fourth Buddhist period. It was preserved up to its rectangular second body which was decorated with standing Buddha figures under trilobed niches.
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[STUPA 29]
Stūpa 30, measuring 1.92 meters per side and built during the third Buddhist period, was preserved up to its second stage and was decorated with seated Buddha figures.
Stūpa 31 dates back to the fifth Buddhist period and was preserved up to its third body. It was adorned with seated Buddha figures flanked with kneeling monks.
Stūpa 32 dates back to the third Buddhist period. It was preserved up to its third body and was adorned with seated Buddha figures.
Stūpa 32 dates back to the third Buddhist period. It was preserved up to its second circular body and was adorned with seated Buddha figures.
Stupa 34-35 are located in chapels to the west and north-west of the Stupas Courtyard.
Stūpa 34, located in Chapel XVIII, dates back to the third buddhist period. It featured a decoration of a mustached man painted with red ochre on clay plaster.
Stupa 34-35 are located in chapels to the west and north-west of the Stupas Courtyard.
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Stūpa 36 is away from the courtyard to the east in a chapel with a square plan, situated in Chapel EVIII near Terrace 61, dates back to the fifth Buddhist period. It was decorated with modeled Buddha figures in meditation and lotuses painted with red ochre on stucco plaster.
Stupas 37-38 were located in an oblong chapel to the south of the courtyard with Great Stupa M. Constructed during the fifth Buddhist period, these stupas represent a decline in artistic quality. The stuccos were produced from the same matrix and are distinguished only by chiseled touch-ups.
Stupas 37-38 were located in an oblong chapel to the south of the courtyard with Great Stupa M. Constructed during the fifth Buddhist period, these stupas represent a decline in artistic quality. The stuccos were produced from the same matrix and are distinguished only by chiseled touch-ups.
Constructed during the third Buddhist period, Stupa 39 is located in chapel EXXIV to the north east of Terrace 60. It is a circular plan stupa, which was decorated with clay and stucco figures. Between pilasters, each panel featured a Buddha surrounded by a monk and a donor.
Stupa 40 is a circular plan stupa and dates back to the third Buddhist period. It was housed inside a chapel located all the way to the east, away from the other buildings and almost in the fields.
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