Archaeologists in Pakistan have discovered rare lapis lazuli stones and bronze coins dating back to the Kushan era at the UNESCO-listed Bhir Mound near Taxila. The coins feature Emperor Vasudeva, a significant Kushan ruler, and a female deity, indicating the period's religious pluralism. The lapis lazuli fragments suggest extensive ancient trade networks. Officials describe the find as the most significant at the site in a decade, offering new insights into the region's ancient civilization.