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The Buddhas of Aynak: The Afghan Cultural Site That the World Does Not Care About

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The Buddhas of Aynak: The Afghan Cultural Site That the World Does Not Care About
Posted on December 27, 2012 by buddhistartnews

One of Afghanistan?s biggest archaeological treasures may soon be turned to dust as a Chinese mining company which has bought the site turns it into a sprawling, billion-dollar copper mine.

The Buddhas of Aynak, situated in a desert region 20 minutes southwest of Kabul, is an archaeological site containing ancient Buddhist artifacts dated over 2,500 years old. It also holds rich mineral deposits, especially copper. Formerly an ancient Buddhist monastery complex, the historical center has more than 150 Buddha statues. It is of immense worldwide importance and is one of Afghanistan?s richest historical sites...
 
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