Summary: Kr}Mr. Bhattasali's preface to the Catalogue raisonnée of the Sculptures in the Dacca Museum reflects back on the early days of the establishment of the museum in the newly formed Presidency of Bengal, acknowledging the important work done under the leadership of Lord Carmichael. The establishment of the museum in Eastern Bengal was a wise decision that led to the preservation of relics discovered in the region. The preface commends the museum's growth in popularity and usefulness, especially to students. Mr. Bhattasali's dedication to documenting Buddhist sculptures reveals new insights and facts in the volume, despite potential disagreements by specialists. The catalog includes detailed descriptions of Buddhist and Brahmanical sculptures, along with the historical and cultural significance of each piece, highlighting the diverse narratives of art and religion in India prevailing in Eastern Bengal. The preface also acknowledges contributions by various individuals and institutions to the compilation and preservation of these artifacts, underscoring the value of collaboration in historical research and documentation.