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Archaeological Sites in Bihar
Archaeological sites in Bihar establish the fact that the place was a significant centre of education in ancient past, for which the prominent examples are Nalanda and Vikramasila universities. Several dynasties have ruled over the region and have left their cultural relics over time.
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