Guwahati, identified with the ancient Pragjyotishapura, has been a major centre of cultural development in Assam since ages. The present day Guwahati is well known for the temple of Kamakhya, the early medieval sites like Pandunath, Vishnu-Janardhan in the southern bank; Umananda and Urvashi Islands in middle of the river and Dirgheswari, Daul Govinda, Kurma-Janardan, Aswaklanta, Rudreswar and Manikarneswar in the northern bank of Brahmaputra river. The famous archaeological site of Ambari in Guwahati has provided ample evidence for understanding the cultural growth of the area since the beginning of Common Era. Considering the archaeological and historical significance of Guwahati, a detailed documentation and in-depth study has been taken up by the authors in various areas of the city and this paper is an attempt to document the archaeological remains in the Rajaduar area in North Guwahati.

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阿萨姆邦北部瓜瓦哈蒂拉贾杜尔地区的考古遗迹

古瓦哈提（Guwahati）自古以来就是Pragjyotishapura，自古以来就一直是阿萨姆邦文化发展的主要中心。今天的瓜瓦哈蒂（Guwahati）以卡玛赫迦（Kamakhya）庙而闻名，这是中世纪早期的遗址，如南岸的潘多纳特（Pandunath），毗湿奴（Vishnu）-贾纳尔丹（Vishnu-Janardhan）；乌马南达和乌尔瓦希群岛位于河的中部，而布拉马普特拉河北岸的迪尔盖斯瓦里，达乌尔·戈文达，库尔马·贾纳尔丹，阿斯瓦克兰塔，鲁德斯瓦尔和马尼卡内尼斯瓦尔则在中间。自共同时代开始以来，古瓦哈提（Guwahati）著名的考古遗址安巴里（Ambari）为了解该地区的文化发展提供了充足的证据。考虑到古瓦哈提的考古和历史意义，