A common misbehavior of ITsell pages is to label every antique from Chandraketugarh as Shunga period. The matter becomes so ironic, where the Shunga rule was a short-lived stay of only +100 years, while Chandraketugarh was part of the Gangaridai civilization
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that lasted for 700 years. In addition, Shunga rule never existed in Bengal. The mighty Gangaridai [Γανγαρίδαι] civilization was located on the banks of the river Ganga in eastern India, Chandraketugarh is its city and all the statues or antiques found there belong to the
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Gangaridai civilization. Now you have the burning $ wonders Gangaridai exist whether or not, from multiple Greco-Roman sources like Plini, Curtius to researches of BN Mukherjee, PK Bose, Narottam Halder and even IIT Kharagpur research papers exists on its existence.
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If you don't want to work with our history, kindly don't do; but if you change the era by distorting the facts like this, it is not a noble intention.
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