 A few fragmentary gray colored potsherds were discovered at the core of the stupa.The extant height of this stupa is about 3.5 m and its circumference is 19.63 m.

A significant number of artifacts were found from the site, which include the copper plate inscription of Mahendrapala (presently preserved in the Malda Museum), a 175 cm high bronze image of Marichi, more than a hundred terracotta seals and sealings, many terracotta plaques and decorated bricks.Before the commencement of the excavations, a small bronze seated image of Buddha in "bhumisparshamudra" (earth-touching gesture) was found from a local resident.