2,000-Year-Old Kushan Coins from King Vasudeva’s Era Found in Pakistan’s Rawalpindi

National desk:

Archaeologists in Pakistan have discovered 2,000-year-old Kushan Empire coins and lapis lazuli fragments at Bhir Mound near Taxila in Rawalpindi. The coins belong to the era of King Vasudeva, one of the last great Kushan rulers. The discovery highlights the region’s ancient trade links, religious diversity, and historical importance during the early centuries of the Common Era.