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MANIKIALA

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 578 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MANIKIALA  , a

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village of
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India, in
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Rawalpindi
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district of the
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Punjab . Pop . (1901), 734 . It contains one of the largest stupas or Buddhist memorial shrines in N . India, and the one first known to Europeans, who
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early detected traces of
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Greek
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influence in the
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sculpture . The stupa was excavated by
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General
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Court in 1834, and has been identified by
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Sir A .

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