Articles on Archaeological Excavations
Antiquities from Sangam Age Sites: Minor Chieftains' Cultural Impact
By S. Vasanthi · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2020
This study examines archaeological findings from Sangam-era sites in Tamil Nadu to explore the cultural and societal impact of minor chieftains, such as Pari, Kari, Ori, Nalli, Pegan, Ay, and Adiyaman, who ruled regions like Parambu nadu, Mullur, Kolli hills,…
Early Indian Buddhism's Three Gujarat Cities: Bhārukaccha, Dvāravatī, Sīhapura
By K. T. S. Sarao · Dharmadoot, 2020
The Pāli Tipiṭaka mentions three significant settlements in modern Gujarat: Bhārukaccha, Dvāravatī, and Sīhapura. Bhārukaccha, identified with modern Bhāruch, was a seaport, trading hub, and entrepôt in the Bharu kingdom, known for its strategic coastal…
Chola Dynasty Inscriptions Unveiled: Archaeological Discoveries from Terriruveli and Maligaimedu
By S. Vasanthi · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2003
The Journal of Indian History and Culture discusses the discovery of 8,400 inscribed potsherds from Maligaimedu and Terriruveli, offering insights into Tamil political and cultural history. These potsherds, found during excavations by Tamil Nadu's Department…