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English: Figures (group of). Balarāma, Lakṣmī and Vasudeva. Cast in a copper allloy; inscribed.

Inscription Script: early Nagari

Inscription Position: reverse

Inscription Language: Sanskrit

Found/Acquired from Muzaffarpur, India

British Museum acquisition date: 1881

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Date circa 1043
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