Summary: excellent preservation is a statue of Gautama Buddha seated cross-legged in the attitude of touching the earth (bhumisparsamudra) at the moment of his enlightenment, carved in reddish Chunar sandstone. The figure, along with a semi-circular double-lotus throne, displays intricate detailing, with features like a damaged left hand marked with a lotus symbol. The silk drapery is indicative of the Magadha sculpture style, with a thunderbolt symbol (vajra) suggesting the adamantine pose (vajrasana) of the Buddha. Apart from this, impeccable preservation is also seen in diverse fragments like heads of goddesses adorned with high diadems, figures of goblins (yakshas) with intricate detailing, as well as votive stupas with intricate carvings of Buddha's life events, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and artistic prowess from the Gupta and Medieval periods. The archaeological discoveries depict a rich historical and cultural legacy indicative of ancient sculptural artistry.