The presence of a quartz Siva-linga fixed in a stone yonipitha in one of these shrines indicates that the shrine was dedicated to Siva. The antiquities found in the excavations comprise fragments of iron, copper, and ceramic artefacts. Ceramic assemblage includes a few featureless potshards of dull red ware, red ware, red-slipped ware, and buff ware of wheel-made variety having medium to coarse fabric. The common shapes are bowls, miniature pots, handi, vase, and dish etc. The site can be assigned to the circa 10^th – 13^th century CE. A few mutilated stone sculptures of a later period are found near the site.

Inside the premises of this monument, a sculpture was established in 2019. This sculpture shed displays the artefacts retrieved from the surrounding archaeological sites, including Boxananagar, Shyamsundar Tilla, Puja Khola and Thakurani Tilla for the general public. Displayed artefacts are terracotta plaques with depictions of Buddha, human figures, animals, birds, floral motifs, etc. Besides them, coins, stone sculptures, terracotta votive stupas and sealings are also exhibited inside this sculpture shed.