Discovery of 254 ancient coins reveals great mystery at the Mosque

A clay jar containing 254 ancient coins was unexpectedly found in the ruins of Khirki Mosque, sparking a wave of curiosity about the archaeological mystery.

The Khirki Mosque is a 14th-century AD structure near Satpula, South Delhi, India. Photo: @Archaeological Survey of India.

This structure was built during the Tughluqs period, with castle-like architecture. Photo: @Archaeological Survey of India.

Recently, while excavating at the Khirki Mosque in South Delhi, India, experts from the Archaeological Survey of India were surprised to find many strange objects. Photo: @Archaeological Survey of India.

It is an ancient clay pot containing 254 bronze coins dating from the 13th to 16th centuries AD. Photo: @Archaeological Survey of India.

Exact dating can only be done after cleaning the residue from these coins. Photo: @Archaeological Survey of India.

It can be seen that some coins were minted in the name of Islam Shah of the Suri dynasty. Islam Shah was the son of Sher Shah, the founder of the Suri dynasty. Photo: @Archaeological Survey of India.

There are inscriptions on some of the coins that indicate they may belong to the Lodi dynasty. So it is certain that these coins belong to both the Lodi and Suri dynasties. Photo: @Archaeological Survey of India.

Experts will send them to the laboratory to clean and decipher the remaining inscriptions on these ancient coins.

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