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Mumbai: Archaeology Department To Inspect Bandra Fort After Citizens Raise Concerns Over Conservation Work
Mumbai: Maharashtra Archaeology Department will hold an inspection into the preservation and conservation work of the heritage Bandra Fort after environmentalists had raised concerns regarding the ...
PEDDA RUSHIKONDA, INDIA—Archaeologists from the Andhra Pradesh State Department of Archaeology and Museums were summoned to a beach in Pedda Rushikonda to evaluate an unusual object protruding from ...
This iron dagger's well-preserved wooden handle may help researchers date artifacts found in Konthagai. Tamil Nadu Department of Archaeology Archaeologists working in the village of Konthagai in ...
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Vacancies in archaeology department hits digs in TN
MADURAI: The state archaeological department has vacancies for over 95 positions, including the post of assistant directors and clerks, in Tamil Nadu for two years, an RTI reply has revealed. As per ...
As anticipated, the reception accorded by Indian opinion to Sir Leonard Woolley's report on the Archaeological Department and the state of archaeological research in India can only be described as ...
PUNE: The prehistoric geoglyphs of the Konkan coast — presented for World Heritage Sites nomination — could date back as far as 24,000 years and be among the oldest known rock art traditions in the ...
As was pointed out recently in these columns (see NATURE, May 28, p. 965) little advantage has been taken of the facilities for archaeological exploration offered some years ago by the Government of ...
TAMIL NADU, INDIA—The Hindustan Times reports that a section of terracotta pipe has been uncovered in southern India at Keeladi, a 2,600-year-old city situated on the banks of the Vaigai River. Other ...
A recent archeological dig in India uncovered stone tools, weapons, and other artifacts made by early humans which resemble tools found in Eastern and Southern Africa. The artifacts may help shed ...
Banaras Hindu University's Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture, and Archaeology has donated significant pottery shards from the Ganga Valley to the National Maritime Heritage Museum, Lothal.
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