Tapa Shotor

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Tapa Shotor is an ancient Buddhist archaeological site near Hadda in eastern Afghanistan, known for its monasteries and rich collection of Greco-Buddhist art and sculptures.

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Tapa Shotor canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist archaeological site
ancient monastery complex
artStyle Gandharan art NERFINISHED
Greco-Buddhist NERFINISHED
associatedReligion Buddhism NERFINISHED
country Afghanistan
culturalRegion Greco-Buddhist cultural sphere NERFINISHED
discoveredBy French archaeologists
era Kushan Empire NERFINISHED
excavatedBy DAFA (Délégation Archéologique Française en Afghanistan) NERFINISHED
excavationCentury 20th century
floruitCentury 2nd century CE
3rd century CE
function Buddhist monastic center
pilgrimage site
hasDepiction Bodhisattva figures
Buddha statues
Hellenistic-style drapery
donor figures
mythological motifs
hasFeature chapels
monasteries
monastic cells
stupas
hasStructureType courtyard monastery
votive stupas
heritageType archaeological heritage site
historicalRegion ancient Gandhara NERFINISHED
knownFor Buddhist sculptures
Greco-Buddhist art
painted decorations
stucco reliefs
locatedIn Nangarhar Province NERFINISHED
eastern Afghanistan NERFINISHED
locatedNear Hadda NERFINISHED
locatedOn archaeological mound
materialUsed clay
stone
stucco
partOf Hadda archaeological complex NERFINISHED
period Kushan period NERFINISHED
region Greater Gandhara NERFINISHED
relatedSite Bamiyan NERFINISHED
Begram NERFINISHED
Hadda NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Mahayana Buddhism NERFINISHED
significance important center of Greco-Buddhist art in Afghanistan

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Hadda hasArchaeologicalSite Tapa Shotor