Virli Khandar Excavation
A recent excavation at the Virli Khandar megalithic site in Maharashtra has revealed unique burial practices, rare artefacts, and unusual pottery arrangements, offering fresh insights into the Megalithic culture of the Vidarbha region.
About Virli Excavation
- Location: The site is located in Pauni tehsil of Bhandara district in Maharashtra.
- Period: Preliminary observations suggest a timeline of around 500 BCE (about 2,500 years ago), while radiocarbon dating indicates a broader range from 1000 BCE to 300 CE.
Major Findings
- Distinct Burial Patterns: The site shows a composite megalithic structure with stone circles and menhirs, unlike nearby dolmen burial sites such as Pimpalgaon ....
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