Moreover, secondary data from the Mahasthangarh relics in Bogra district of Bangladesh show use of the word ‘sangbangiya’, which can loosely be translated to “related to Banga” or “about Bengalis”.

Bangladesh’s cultural roots go far beyond its sovereignty, as the nation hosts innumerable sites which play a significant role in shaping our history as a people, whether we are discussing the ancient ...

“In Bangladesh, most of the sites are above the land,” says Rahman. He references sites such as Mahasthangarh, a large fortified city built high on mounds that dates to the third century B.C ...

From the ancient ruins of Mahasthangarh to the majestic Sundarbans, such sites are sources of national pride and identity. Bangladesh's heritage sites help connect us to our roots and shape our ...

They said that once the lifeline of the historical civilisation Pundranagar at Mahasthangarh, the river provided livelihood for thousands of people and was also a source of fresh water and fish. The ...

college and university with a laptop instead of a book in their bag," he added. Later, he visited the ancient of sites of Pundranagar at Mahasthangarh, Bogra.

A recent re-interpretation of a stone tablet measuring around 32 square inches discovered in 1931 at an archaeological site at Mahasthangarh in undivided Bengal, now in Bangladesh’s Bogra ...

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An inscription of similar nature dating back to most likely 3rd Century BC has been found in the Mahasthangarh ruins in Bogra district of Bangladesh. The governance model in Bengal is worth mentioning ...

More than a 100 little eateries line the streets around Mahasthangarh in Bogura, one of the most significant archaeological sites in the country. What all of the shops have in common is their display ...