Sanchi and its Remains, with Forty Plates | with an introduction by Sir Alexander Cunningham

A Full description of the Ancient Buildings, Sculptures and Inscriptions at Sanchi, Near Bhilsa, in Central India with remarks on the evidence they supply as to the comparatively modern date of the Buddha of Gotama, or Sakya Muni – F.C. Maisey. Sanchi and Its Remains by F. C. Maisey provides an in-depth exploration of the Sanchi stupas and monuments, a UNESCO World Heritage site in India. The book meticulously details the architectural features, intricate sculptures, and significant inscriptions that adorn the site, reflecting its rich historical and cultural heritage. Maisey contextualizes the importance of Sanchi in Buddhist art and architecture, highlighting its role as a pilgrimage site and center of worship. Through vivid descriptions and illustrations, the work serves as both a scholarly resource and a guide for those interested in ancient Indian history and Buddhist traditions.