Especially the village of Kiladi, in the state of Tamil Nadu, southern India, on archaeological discoveries that sparked a political battle. In the heart of the Jose of the Joseph India, a series of Austrian trenches of 4.5 meters (15 feet) for old buried artifacts in layers of soil -expressing fragments of pottery utensils, and the effects of missing brick structures for a long time, according to the British BBC.
Experts from the Antiquities Department in the state of Tamil Nadu are estimated at the effect of the effect, including between 2000 and 2500 years, and the oldest of which dates back to about 580 before. They explain that these cannot challenge and reformulate the covenant novels on urban progress on the Indian Peninsula.
However, Poland, historians and patterns contribute to Kiladi, the scope of archeology, to turn into a symbol of the pride of the state and is in the midst of conflicts and competitiveness.
However, history lovers say that I am still one of India’s innovations to provoke the bottle to reach it, and provides a rare opportunity for our deep understanding of a common past.
It is worth noting that Kiladi, a village that ignores 12 km (7 miles) from Madorai on the banks of the Vijay River, from 100 sites that were chosen to excavate the archaeologist Ammarath Ramkinnich, from the Indian Archaeological Survey Authority, in 2013.
Ramakrichnan was chosen on a 100 -acre site there, due to his proximity to the old Madorai, to discover a previous discovery of a red and black pottery in 1975.
Ajay Kumar, the captain of the government archaeological team in Kiladi, says that the most important responsibilities are elaborate brochures and water systems -which is evidence of the collective of 2500 years. Continuing to Mr. Cuar: “This was an educated urban society, as there were people in modest housing places, burial practices and industrial demonstrations. They discovered that it was only the first time that a large and specific temporary and Paris were discovered in southern India.
Daniel Daniel, a teacher from the neighboring state of Kerala, said that these people feel proud of his heritage. In addition to: “It feels the inhabitants of southern India proud, because our civilization is no less intense and important than the North civilization.”
