Answer:
From the first and second centuries AD onwards, Peshawar district, in northern Pakistan, became famous for it's sculptural traditions.
Explanation:
The Nepalese sculptures in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art were created primarily by the Newars, one of Nepal's many ethnic groups, in the Kathmandu valley, an area encompassing about 200 square miles in central Nepal.
btw which country were you talking about I gave u about two
