How old is the civilization of Taxila?

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   Taxila is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. In detail, it is well-known for being the center of Buddhism as well as the centre for discovering and culture. It furthermore has the well renowned Gandhara sculpture.
   Many figurines of Buddha, each depicting a distinct significance or undertaking, can be discovered at Taxila. These are usually made of pebble and stucco and display the distinct phases in his life and his transition to enlightenment. Statues of other well renowned persons in annals for example Alexander the Great and the eminent leader Asoka can furthermore be discovered here. All the figurines display large ability and craftsmanship because they are carved very intricately and are aesthetically pleasing. Taxila was taken over by Alexander the Great in 327 BC after which it was directed by the Mauryans. Towards the end, it came under Asoka’s direct throughout which time it come to the zenith of its development and culture. Eventually, Taxila was taken over and destroyed
   The last time span for Taxila was the Gandhara period. It was throughout this time that Taxila became a world renowned centre for beliefs and art. The town furthermore captivated numerous persons from the district of China and Greece, mainly because of it being a centre for Buddhism.

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