Part of a relief of wich only remains a fragment of a scene and a dividing element in the shape of a framed semi-column of the Gandharan-Corinthian type. The base is plain, the cornice is not preserved. There is a vertical continuous tenon on the proper left side of the …

Fragment of a relief depicting two defaced male figures. The one on the right wears a short tunic with mantle. The other one seems to wear a paridhāna and uttarīya.

Fragment of a relief depicting Vajrapāni turned to his back. He holds the hourgrass shaped vajra in his right hand. He wears a short tunic and mantle.

Fragment of a relief depicting a male head with turban with zones and fantail, globular earrings, large eyes, and a mustache with downwards tips.

Part of a cornice with rosettes decoration. On the bottom there is a large rectangular socket. On the top there is a horizontal continuous socket. On the front runs a row of rosettes separated by vertical fillets.

Part of the frame of a small arch. The intrados is decorated with a row of rosetted separated by a vertical fillet. The frame is decorated with a row of saw-teeth.

A stone diya lamp on a broken base probably supporting more such items. The rim of the lamp is decorated with a row of dentils.

Fragment of a string triangular element of a stair railing representing a lion. The figurative field is defined by a plain listel frame. The head of the lion, with mane and the tongue hanging from the mouth, occupies the extant figurative field (upper right corner of the object).

Fragment of a relief depicting an unidentified subject.

Fragment of a relief depicting a male figure preserved from the neck to the hips. The figure wears a paridhāna and an uttarīya. The left hand is raised to hold a now lost object (a lotus flower?). He wears a short necklace with a row of pearls/gems.

Fragment of a relief depicting a male figure from the neck to the knees. The figure holds a mantle across the chest with the left hand, and wears a lower garment with a hanging band in front.

Fragment of a relief depicting a figure wearing a draped lower garment. Only the draping around the knee is still visible.

Fragment of a relief depicting two figures. There are large parallel vertical tool marks on the back. From the right a male figure stands in three quarter left profile with the right arm raised holding an unidentified object in the hand, while in his left he holds a sword. He …

Fragment of a cornice in the shape of a festoon. On the bottom there is a socket for cramp on the proper left. The base is a straight fillet. The extant cornice depicts a straight festoon with overlapping lanceolate leaves facing right.

Part of a relief depicting ascetics. There are some scattered tool marks on the back. A circular nail hole cuts across the slab in the space between figures on the left. The cornice is a plain fillet, the base is lost. From the right an elderly ascetic in right profile …

Fragment of a relief depicting a male figure of which only remain the head and torso. He stands frontal with the head turned to his left. The right arm is flexed up. He wears a turban and has a scarf or armlet on the upper right arm. To the right …

Fragment of a relief depicting part of two figures. Of the one on the right remains only the right arm and the lower part of the torso with remnants of an uttarīya. The figure on the left is preserved from under the chest to the knees. He arguably wears paridhāna …

Part of a relief depicting two scenes with ascetics. There are large parallel chisel marks on the back. Base and cornice are very worn, but they likely were plain fillets. The two scenes depict different moments of the Visit of the ascetics. The Brahman teacher Bāvari sends his sixteen brahmin …

A plain side element of a staircase. It is cut across by two large square holes (joint recess). On the proper right side the holes fall into a large continuous vertical socket. A socket for cramp is visible to the proper left side of the bottom. There are remnants of …

Fragment of a relief depicting an unidentified scene. There are some large vertical tool marks on the back. The extant base is a plain fillet, on the right there are remnants of a dividing element in the shape of an encased figure. This figure is standing frontal with the left …