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From which language is the word 'India' derived?
What is Numismatic?
What is Excavation?
Who wrote Buddha Charita?
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Which is the famous work of Pliny?
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Etymology of India
- The word 'India' is derived from the Indus River, which was named after the Sanskrit word "Sindhu", meaning "river".
Numismatics
- Numismatic is the study of coins, medals, and paper money, including their history, design, and production.
Archaeological Techniques
- Excavation is a method of archaeological research that involves the systematic uncovering and documentation of material remains, such as artifacts and architecture.
Buddhist Literature
- Buddha Charita is a Sanskrit epic poem written by Asvaghosha, which narrates the life of Gautama Buddha.
Ancient Roman Scholars
- Pliny the Elder was a Roman author and philosopher, and his famous work is "Naturalis Historia", a 37-volume encyclopedia that covers topics such as natural history, science, and art.
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