"archaeology"

While the exact botanical identity of Soma remains disputed, its cultural memory and the beliefs surrounding its powers have endured for centuries in Telangana's historical and tribal traditions

Vinai Kumar Saxena laid the foundation for India’s first Petroglyph Conservation Park in Leh to preserve ancient rock carvings along the Indus River. The initiative aims to protect endangered heritage sites and promote responsible tourism in Ladakh

Following the discovery of 470 grams of gold ornaments in Lakkundi, Karnataka, authorities launched an excavation at Kote Veerabhadreshwara Temple. Archaeologists aim to uncover historical artifacts, inscriptions, and treasures, highlighting the village’s medieval prosperity and rich heritage

Archaeologists in Jerusalem uncovered the longest intact Hasmonean wall foundations, revealing possible evidence of a 2,100-year-old ceasefire with King Antiochus VII. The 50-metre wall, partially dismantled, may also have served as King Herod’s palace foundation, linking archaeology with ancient historical accounts 

This torso matches a head found nearly a century ago at the same site. It is believed to be from the 12th or 13th century

Raised on a two-course rubble wall on either side, the boulder was shifted from the surroundings and arranged as a capstone

Jangaon-based archaeology and history enthusiast Reddy Ratnakar Reddy has once again urged authorities to set up an archaeology museum in Jangaon

Archaeology enthusiasts in the district have discovered a rare anthropomorphic menhir dating back to the megalithic era

Reddy Rathnakar Reddy is a lecturer by profession, but his penchant for history and archaeology has turned him into an ‘archaeologist’

Archaeology enthusiast R Ratnakar Reddy said he had found a dolmen of the people living in the prehistoric period at Regula village

In a rare discovery, a small clay figurine of a mother goddess, believed to be from the Neolithic age, was found at Narmetta village

History and archaeology enthusiast Ratnakar Reddy found slag stones, which are locally known as the ‘Chittepurallu’, in the mud walls of the old houses at Yerragollapahad village of Jangaon mandal.

As some European countries re-open to international tourists, Egypt has already been trying for months to attract them to its archaeological sites and museums.

A team of archaeological staff including an expert Bhanumurthy led by Assistant Director Mallu Naik of Warangal region, visited the site following the directions of Collector K Nikhila and sifted the soil at the site and found the gold.

Two pots, broken pieces of pots, jug, bricks, and earthen crowbar were unearthed at the spot

Officials confirmed that the rare sculpture of “Veera Vrataham” belonged to the 11th century