Among the first evidence of Burmese culture are carved Buddha images and the brith stories of Buddha on clay, stone, metal and wood. The height of the the votive tablets are five to eight inches. Early votive tablets were found in Srikshetra, Tagaung, Bagan, Thaton, Hpa-an and Rakhine State. The votive tablets studied are housed in the Department of Archaeology, Yangon. They are: (1) Votive tablets of King Anawrahta, p. 3-16... (2) Votive tablets donated by Bagan people, p. 16-26... (3) Votive tablets of Sawlu Min , p. 26-28... (4) Votive tabletsof King Kyansittha, p. 28-31... (5) Votive tablets of King Alaungsithu, p. 32-33... (6) Votive tablets of the Buddha?s life, p. 33-40... (7) Votive tablets from Tagaung, p. 48-51... (8) Votive tablets from Katha, p. 51... (9) Votive tablets from Minbu, p. 52... (10) Votive tablets from Thazi, p. 53... (11) Votive tablets from Sagaing, p. 54... (12) Votive tablets from Thaton, p. 54-56... (13) Votive tablets from Pathein, p. 56-57... (14) Votive tablets from Tavoy, p. 57-60... (15) Votive tablets from Yangon (Botataung Pagoda), p.61... (16) Votive tablets from Yangon (Tatalay), p.61... (17) Votive tablets from Bago, p. 62-63... (18) Votive tablets from Sittway, p.63-64...Subject Terms: 1. Votive Tablets... 2. Buddhism - Myanmar