Unfold Coin Hoard’s Jars of Bangladesh National Museum: An Historical Analysis

Coin hoards containing fairly good coins were buried around last centuries throughout Bangladesh. Most were not found in houses but hidden in the ground. This article sightsees different clarifications and suggests the variation of coin deposits in this region. Epidemics, natural disasters or religious offerings may elucidate different purpose and diversity of hoards.

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2025-06-21
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25jun598
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Eurasian Exchange Networks
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Unfold Coin Hoard’s Jars of Bangladesh National Museum: An Historical Analysis

Md. Enamul Hoque, Rashedul Alam Prodip
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Unfold Coin Hoard’s Jars of Bangladesh National Museum: An Historical Analysis

Md. Enamul Hoque, Rashedul Alam Prodip
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Coin hoards containing fairly good coins were buried around last centuries throughout Bangladesh. Most were not found in houses but hidden in the ground. This article sightsees different clarifications and suggests the variation of coin deposits in this region. Epidemics, natural disasters or religious offerings may elucidate different purpose and diversity of hoards.

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