S12 Ep6: Bones of the Buddha Behind the Scenes GalleryJuly 14, 2014 See stills and images of individuals featured in Bones of the Buddha. Author Charles Allen at great Ashokan Stupa at Sanchi near Bhopal.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerAt Calcutta's Indian Museum, Author Charles Allen examines the all important inscription urn from the original Piprahwa Stupa.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerAt Calcutta's Indian Museum, Author Charles Allen and German scholar Professor Harry Falk examine the stone chest that contained the original Piprahwa find.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerAuthor Charles Allen at Boghaya, one of Buddhism's holiest sites.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerIndia's first written text: Brahmi inscription on the Ashokan Pillar at Lauriya Nandangar.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerAuthor Charles Allen at the Piprahwa Stupa, site of the original find in 1898.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerIn a reconstructed sequence, estate manager William Peppe examines the all important inscription urn.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerIn a reconstructed sequence, estate manager William Peppe examines relics in a glass jar.Photo caption: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerIn a reconstructed sequence, estate manager William Peppe examines the all important inscription urn.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerAuthor Charles Allen Examines original jewels from Piprahwa Stupa.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Alex Holden Author Charles Allen Examines original jewels from Piprahwa Stupa.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Alex HoldenNeil Peppe with some of the jewels found by his grandfather, William Peppe, in 1898 at Piprahwa in Northern India.Photo credit: © Icon Films / Alex HoldenOne of India's few Buddhists in the religon's birthplace of Northern IndiaBuddhism was much attacked by other faiths there over the centuries.Icon Films / Lorne KramerBuddhism's holy of holies: The Mahabodi Temple at Bodghaya in Northern IndiaPhoto credit: © Icon Films / Lorne KramerThe Piprahwa Stupa, scene of William Peppe's extraordinary 1898 discoveryPhoto credit: © Icon Films / Lorne Kramer SHARE