DoT Desk: Archaeologists say there is a probability that it might be the remains of the palace of King Ballala Sena, the second ruler of the Sena dynasty in Bengal, reports The Dhaka Tribune. A number of pieces of bricks, stones, Chinese porcelain and charcoal, among other things, were found during the excavation, said the archaeologists the Rag-hurampur Buddhist Temple and Nateshwar Buddhist Complex were discovered in the same district.
Prof Mustafezur said: “We will send the pieces of charcoal to the carbon dating lab Beta Analytic in the US. After getting the results, we will be able to determine and announce when these remains existed.”