The Indian collection of the British museum include pottery, paintings, traditional script work, daggers and a large display of sculptures among which there are carvings from the Great Stupa at Amaravati. Some objects in the collection date from the earliest civilizations of the Indus valley and are about 7000 years old. India is also represented in the money collections, with a large number of coins dating back to the 4th century BC.
Ravana, Tamil Nadu, 17c
A woman, South India, 18c
Goddess Durga killing a demon, Orissa, 13c
Love couples, Orissa, 13-14c
Dagger, Tamil Nadu, 16-17c
Shiva-Parvati, Orissa, 12-13c
Ceremonial objects, Bengali, 18-19c
A lamp, West India, 19c
Daggers, South India, 18-19c
Buddha's head, 2-3c
Bodhisattva, Kashmir, 9c
A globe, 1915
nice sculpture
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