The correct answer is: A. Buddhist remains found during excavation
Murtiya village in Palamu is famous for the Buddhist remains found during excavation. The remains include a stupa, a monastery, and a number of votive tablets. The stupa is the largest and most impressive of the remains. It is about 30 feet in diameter and is made of brick. The monastery is smaller than the stupa, but it is still in good condition. It is made of stone and has a number of rooms. The votive tablets are small, stone tablets that were used to make offerings to the Buddha. They are decorated with images of the Buddha and other Buddhist symbols.
The Buddhist remains at Murtiya village are a valuable archaeological site. They provide evidence of the presence of Buddhism in the region in the past. The remains are also a popular tourist destination.
Here is a brief explanation of each option:
- Option A: Buddhist remains found during excavation. This is the correct answer. The Buddhist remains at Murtiya village are a valuable archaeological site. They provide evidence of the presence of Buddhism in the region in the past. The remains are also a popular tourist destination.
- Option B: It is a dwelling place of Anti-tribes. This is not the correct answer. Murtiya village is not a dwelling place of Anti-tribes. The village is home to a number of different ethnic groups, including the Munda, Oraon, and Kharwar peoples.
- Option C: Bodeya temple. This is not the correct answer. There is no Bodeya temple in Murtiya village. The village is home to a number of different temples, including the Murtiya Mahadev temple and the Murtiya Hanuman temple.
- Option D: Copper utensils were found there. This is not the correct answer. No copper utensils have been found at Murtiya village. The only archaeological remains found at the village are Buddhist remains.