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Tillya Tepe gold coin at the Kabul Museum.
Tillya Tepe gold coin at the Kabul Museum.
A coin of Indo-Greek king Menander II (left, circa 90–85 BC), in which Zeus, through Nike, hands a wreath of victory to a Wheel of the Law.[citation n
A coin of Indo-Greek king Menander II (left, circa 90–85 BC), in which Zeus, through Nike, hands a wreath of victory to a Wheel of the Law.[citation needed]
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Crown from Tomb VI (female owner)
Crown from Tomb VI (female owner)
Reconstitution of two members of the Tillya Tepe burial, with corresponding artifacts: man (r. tomb IV) and woman (l. tomb II).
Reconstitution of two members of the Tillya Tepe burial, with corresponding artifacts: man (r. tomb IV) and woman (l. tomb II).
The Tillya Tepe Buddhist coin, with a naked deity wearing chlamys cape and petasus hat pushing the Wheel of the Law. Kabul Museum. This is "most proba
The Tillya Tepe Buddhist coin, with a naked deity wearing chlamys cape and petasus hat pushing the Wheel of the Law. Kabul Museum. This is "most probably Buddha Sakyamuni in a yet non-canonical representation".
Hellenistic tritons with dolphins (Tomb I.).
Hellenistic tritons with dolphins (Tomb I.).