Varnam - A Topical Blog on India
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Take a look a the history archives; there are many excellent articles on recent archaeological findings in India.
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Lost
City could rewrite history
 The
remains of what has been described as a huge
lost city may force historians and archaeologists
to radically reconsider their view of ancient
human history.
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UP village offers a fresh clue to solve a Harappan puzzle
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 The remains found in western UP. SINAULI, NOVEMBER 17: For thousands of years, the fields of Sinauli in western Uttar Pradesh hid their secret well. But now its past is out in the open. Beyond the village's brick lanes and lounging buffaloes, a burial site of the Harappans dating back to about 2,600 BCE has finally given up its dead... FULL STORY
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Unearthing
Historical Vestiges
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 Credited
with path-breaking excavations of the Harappan
port of Lothal and the submerged city of
Dwaraka and the `decipherment' of the Indus
script, the renowned archaeologist and scholar
Prof. S.R. Rao continues to work on the Indus
script and marine archaeology with indomitable
spirit and energy...
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