Pattanam excavations - Reconstructing life
Jun 19, 2010
The fourth season of the excavation at Pattanam in Kerala began in February and concluded in June. Pottery, metals, personal adornments, botanical samples and coins were just a few of the important finds.
Related:The tales that potsherds tell at Pattanam Related:More evidence unearthed at ancient port of Muziris Related:Pattanam first habitat site excavated in State, says historian Related:Pattanam digs rewriting history, says British archaeologist Related:Surprise find at Pattanam digs
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Maha Kumbh Mela, held in Allahabad every 12 years and billed as the biggest religious gathering in the world, has seen a growing number of pilgrims and visitors for a holy bath at the confluence of the three holy rivers, Sangam, where water levels are at the lowest in many years.
