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Gold found while digging for house in Karnataka's Gadag

A farmer in Karnataka's Gadag district struck gold while digging earth to build a house. The discovery, made on March 14, led to a police investigation and the treasure being secured. Read the full story of this incredible find.

Over 0.5 Kg Ancient Gold Found in Lakkundi, Gadag

A rare treasure of ancient gold jewellery, weighing over half a kilogram, was discovered in Lakkundi, Gadag. Found in a copper pot, the historical find has attracted archaeological attention. Read more about this incredible discovery!

Kashmir's Zehanpora reveals 2000-year-old Buddhist stupas

Archaeologists uncover massive Kushan-era Buddhist stupa complex in Zehanpora, Kashmir. The 10-acre site, mentioned by PM Modi, highlights the region's pivotal role in the spread of Buddhism to Central Asia and China. Discover the story.

60,000-Year-Old Poison Arrows Found in South Africa

Groundbreaking research reveals prehistoric humans in Africa mastered plant-based poisons for hunting 60,000 years ago, pushing back the known origins of biochemical weaponry by tens of millennia.

Ancient Hoysala Inscription Reveals Tamil Nadu Link

A newly discovered 12th-century inscription in Karnataka sheds light on the deep historical and cultural ties between the Hoysala Empire and Tamilakam. Explore the fascinating details of this archaeological find.

Ancient Stone Inscription Found in Pudukkottai Village

Archaeology enthusiasts discover a Tondaiman-era stone inscription in Senayakudi village, documenting a land donation for a historic chathiram. Explore this fascinating find and the call for its conservation.

Earliest Human Cremation Found in Malawi, 9,500 Years Old

Archaeologists in Malawi uncover the world's earliest known intentional cremation, dating back 9,500 years. This discovery challenges assumptions about ancient hunter-gatherer societies and their rituals. Read more to explore the fascinating details.

Nitish Kumar Visits Ancient Kumhrar Park, Urges Better Upkeep

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar inspected the historic Kumhrar Park in Patna, home to a Mauryan-era 80-pillar hall. He directed state officials to write to the Centre for improved development and systematic upkeep of the significant archaeological site.

Tourists Flock Back to Kashmir for Winter Charm

Kashmir witnesses a surge in tourist arrivals this winter, boosting local livelihoods and travel sentiment. Officials confirm rising footfall as confidence returns to the valley.

Massive Rush at Ellora Caves Strains ASI Resources

Over 14,000 tourists flooded Ellora Caves during Christmas weekend, causing severe crowd issues. ASI staff faced challenges as visitors climbed heritage structures. Experts call for regulated entry.

15th-Century Curse Tablet Found in Rostock Latrine

Archaeologists in Rostock discovered a rare 15th-century lead curse tablet naming a man, woman, and demons. This unique medieval find sheds light on hidden personal conflicts. Read the full story!

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