Beikthano is an ancient archaeological site located in present-day Myanmar. It was a significant urban center during the early centuries of the Common Era, particularly known for its role in the Pyu city-states. The site features remnants of brick structures, including temples and residential areas, showcasing the architectural style of the time. Excavations at Beikthano have revealed various artifacts, such as pottery, coins, and inscriptions, which provide insights into the culture and trade practices of the region. The site is recognized for its historical importance and is part of the broader study of early Southeast Asian civilizations.