Archaeological excavations in Vadnagar, Gujarat, have unearthed evidence of a Buddhist monastery dating back to the 2nd to 7th century AD within the ancient fortified area of the town (statement 1). The structure of the monastery included two votive stupas, an open central courtyard, and originally nine cells constructed around it (statement 2). The layout of these cells around the central courtyard forms a distinct pattern that has been described as resembling a swastika (statement 3).