Conducting fieldwork at significant Buddhist archaeological sites.

Expanding to other cultural and historical sites in the future.

Conducting workshops, lectures, and educational programs for the public.

Involving local communities in archaeological projects.

Curating exhibitions to showcase findings.

Collaborating with museums for public displays.

Detailed study and analysis of artifacts and findings.

Publishing research papers and reports.

Working towards the preservation of archaeological sites.

Implementing measures for the conservation of artifacts.

Securing funding for archaeological projects.

Providing grants and support for independent research in related fields.

Partnering with universities and research centers for joint projects.

Facilitating academic research and scholarship in the field of archaeology.

Utilizing advanced technology in archaeological exploration.

Adopting digital archiving related artificial intelligence for preserving records and findings.

Advocating for policies that support archaeological research and site preservation.

Engaging with governmental and non-governmental organizations on cultural heritage matters.

Creating platforms for dialogue between Buddhist monastic communities and archaeologists.

Integrating spiritual insights with historical research.

Organizing international exchange programs for scholars and researchers. Promoting cross-cultural understanding of historical contexts.

Building a global network of archaeologists, historians, and cultural experts.

Facilitating international cooperation in archaeological endeavors.