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The Shinkot casket, also Bajaur reliquary of the reign of Menander, is a Buddhist reliquary from the Bajaur area in Gandhara, thought to mention the reign of the 2nd century BCE Indo-Greek king Menander I. The steatite casket is said to have contained a silver and a gold reliquary at the time of discovery, but they have been lost.

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  • Shinkot casket (en)
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  • The Shinkot casket, also Bajaur reliquary of the reign of Menander, is a Buddhist reliquary from the Bajaur area in Gandhara, thought to mention the reign of the 2nd century BCE Indo-Greek king Menander I. The steatite casket is said to have contained a silver and a gold reliquary at the time of discovery, but they have been lost. (en)
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  • Shinkot casket (en)
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  • Shinkot, Bajaur (en)
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  • The Shinkot relic casket. The segment Minadrasa Maharajasa appears on the closest portion of the lid, outer rim. (en)
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  • Steatite (en)
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  • Diameter: 28.7 centimeters, 11.3 inches. (en)
  • Height: 8.38 centimeters, 3.3 inches (en)
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  • The Shinkot casket, also Bajaur reliquary of the reign of Menander, is a Buddhist reliquary from the Bajaur area in Gandhara, thought to mention the reign of the 2nd century BCE Indo-Greek king Menander I. The steatite casket is said to have contained a silver and a gold reliquary at the time of discovery, but they have been lost. (en)
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