Explanation:

• Statement 2 is incorrect: Its excavation includes the stone portrait of Mauryan Emperor Ashoka, surrounded by his queens and female attendants, with the inscription “Raya Asoko” in Brahmi on it.
• Supplementary notes: Kanaganahalli Kanaganahalli was a small and ordinary village on the bank of Bhima in Karnataka.
• A Maha Stupa has been discovered here which was referred to as Adholoka Maha Chaitya (the Great Stupa of the netherworlds) in the inscriptions.
• The Maha Stupa is believed to have been developed in three constructional phases – Maurya, Early Satavahana and Later Satavahana periods stretching from 3rd Century B.C.to 3rd Century A.D.The Stupa is believed to have been destroyed in an earthquake.
• The other recoveries included:  Around 60 dome slabs with the sculptural rendering of Jataka stories;  Portrait of Ashoka;  Shatavahana monarchs and certain unique depictions of Buddhist missionaries sent by Ashoka to different parts;  72 drum-slabs decorated with a variety of Dharma-Chakras, Stupas, the fi rst sermon, Bodhi-tree, Naga Muchulinda, Vihara complexes;  Over 10 inscribed sculptures of the Buddha, over a dozen Buddha-Padas;  Fragments of Ayaka pillars, umbrella stones and shafts, parts of sculptures of Yakshas and lion; and  250 Brahmi inscriptions with varied palaeographical features.