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31.05.2015
Buddhapadas, 2nd Cen. CE, Naganadhunikona, Andhra Pradesh
Findings
Buddhist Stupas, Viharas, Buddhapadas have been found.
Call to Action
District Authorities and the Dept. of Archaeology were urged to safeguard and conduct excavations to unveil the archaeological potential of the Buddhist site.
Site
03.06.2015
Rudramadevi Inscription 13th Cen. CE Malkapuram, Andhra Pradesh
Findings
An inscription (1236 CE) at dilapidated Visweswara Temple, commemmorating Rudramadevi’s birthday, notifying her coronation has been found.
Call to Action
The temple (now in ruins) necessitates restoration.
Dept. of Archeology & Museums have been urged to declare it a protected monument.
Site
14.09.2015
8th Cen. CE, Jain Rock-Cut Caves, Ambapuram, Andhra Pradesh.
Findings
8th Cen. CE Jaina Rock-Cut Caves featuring rock-cut miniature Jain Stupa (locally perceived as a Siva Linga) found.
Call to Action
District Administration and the Archaeological Survey of India, based on the archaeological significance of the caves have been urged to provide a pathway up to the caves and develop the site as a tourist spot.
Site
01.12.2015
13th Cen. CE Mahishasurmardini Sculpture, Chilumuru, Andhra Pradesh
Findings
13th Cen. CE sculptures of Surya, Mahishasuramardhini, Uma Maheshwara, Vishnu, Durga and Hero Stones found.
Call to Action
Sensitised the villagers and urged the Endowments Dept. to erect these sculptures on pedestals to preserve them for posterity.
Site
23.12.2015
Chinese Porcelain Jar 12th Cen. CE, Rudramadevipuram, Motupalli, Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh
Findings
Porcelain storage jar adorned with enamel found at Motupalli
An international port-town with trade ties to Rome in the 1st-2nd centuries CE and the medieval period behind the Veerabhadraswamy temple
Call to Action
State Dept. of Archaeology & Museums have been urged to resume excavations in Motupalli and Rudramambapuram to uncover the archaeological and historical significance of these sites where excavations were abandoned in 1974.
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