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This isn't Mauryan, but still good I think. Greek coins minted around the time of Alexanders campaign in N.W. India.

^^^ Can you make it so they can use both bow and arrow and sword?

Didarganj Yakshi Men and women back then wore similar outfits it seems. Some times a hair knot, variations of turban styles, and variations of the Dhoti. Citizens worshipping(?) the Ashok Chakra? First one is from the Satavahana dynasty, the last two are dated to the Sunga empire. Both successors of the Mauryans and carry on the Mauryan style in many ways.

Btw, I don't know how accurate the turban the spearman and archer is wearing. I've never seen that before. It's mostly a hair knot and a turban. Those look like some turbans from modern Arabia. And the shoes the spearmen is wearing looks off too. Turbans Image from the folks that made the RTW mod called 270 B.C.

These images are from the Mauryan ruins of a hypostyle 80-pillared hall. From Pataliputra. ^^^ One of the Pillars. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kumhrar

Fishing Boat: Fisherman is called a "Machuara" in Hindi and "Matsyapalak" in Sanskrit Merchant Ship: "Vanijyik Nauka" is the literal translation. Coinage from the Satavahana empire(one of the successors of the Mauryans). A double masted ship. http://tech.groups.y...gy/message/3343 ^^^^^^^^^^^^

Kushan Indian swordsman mercenary