 Most of this artifacts are preserved at present in the Jagjivanpur gallery of the State Archaeological Museum at Behala, Kolkata along with a scaled model of the site.The copper plate is inscribed on the both sides (40 lines on the obverse and 32 lines on the reverse) in "Siddhamatrika" script prevalent in the 9th century in Sanskrit language.A royal seal is attached to the top of the plate, which comprises within a lotus, a dharmachakra at the centre, flanked by deers on either side and the legend "Shri Mahendrapaladeva" below.