Archeology and Ancient discoveries

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World's oldest ostrich nest discovered in Andhra Pradesh. It contains 911 eggs

The nest, measuring approximately 9-10 feet in width, contains an impressive 911 ostrich eggs, offering unprecedented insights into the behavior and the habitat.

www.indiatoday.in

 

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JCBs flatten 2,000-year-old archaeological site in Vadnagar | Ahmedabad News - Times of India

Recent excavation in Vadnagar reveals damage to a 2,000-year-old archaeological site by JCBs. Learn more about the preservation efforts by ASI.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[arjuntank]

View: https://youtu.be/yQa2ol6w7lg?si=TF7RIwksf3PyOZtU

 

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Sinauli (U.P) Chariot :
Discovered in 2018 , estimated to be from 2100-1900 BCE

 

[ezsasa]

Sinauli excavations

https://infinityfoundationindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Dr-Manjul.pdf

 

[arjuntank]

View: https://x.com/GemsOfINDOLOGY/status/1883803233317187720

 

[ezsasa]

Finding History in Dwarka waters!

A five-member ASI team, led by Prof. Alok Tripathi and assisted by Sh H. A. Naik and Dr. Aparajita Sharma, has begun underwater explorations off Dwarka, marking a milestone in maritime archaeology studies in India.

The team identified an area off Gomati creek for the initial investigations. The team dived to understand bathymetry of the area and other remains of archaeological interest. The other team members are Ms Poonam Vind and Ms Rajkumari Barbina.

It is for the first time that so many archaeologists participated, actively, in the ASI's underwater investigations. Also, it is noteworthy that three of the team members are women.




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ASI team discovers 16th century Shaivite centre in Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary

KADAPA: Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary in Siddavatam forest range, once renowned for its rich biodiversity, has now emerged as a key historical site with new arch

www.newindianexpress.com

 

[Freedom Thru Firepower]

View: https://x.com/ByRakeshSimha/status/1931220842584916096

 

[swesh]

Finding History in Dwarka waters!

A five-member ASI team, led by Prof. Alok Tripathi and assisted by Sh H. A. Naik and Dr. Aparajita Sharma, has begun underwater explorations off Dwarka, marking a milestone in maritime archaeology studies in India.

The team identified an area off Gomati creek for the initial investigations. The team dived to understand bathymetry of the area and other remains of archaeological interest. The other team members are Ms Poonam Vind and Ms Rajkumari Barbina.

It is for the first time that so many archaeologists participated, actively, in the ASI's underwater investigations. Also, it is noteworthy that three of the team members are women.

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