The Fine Arts Department excavated this chedi in 2010 and found a bell-shaped chedi on an octagonal base with the base of a viharn next to it to the east. It was found to have been built in two periods, one on top of the other. The first was a bell-shaped Chedi on an octagonal base and the later one was a renovation of the former one by enlarging the base. The bell-shaped body was decorated with a stucco design of Mon Burmese art. Many small votive Buddha images made from baked clay in the Mandalay (Burmese) style was found enabling dating of the structures to around the 16th Century.

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