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Archaeologist BB Lal, who had unearthed remains of an ancient temple at Ram Mandir site, passes away at 101
BB Lal had led a project named Archaeology of Ramayana between 1975 and 1976 to examine certain sites having references in Ramayana.
Woke concepts creeping into science? Gender activists push to stop anthropologists from marking human remains as ‘male’ or ‘female’
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Gender activists want anthropologists to stop marking human remains as male or female.
2300-year-old Buddhist Temple discovered in Northwest Pakistan by a joint Italian-Pakistani team
A 2300 years old Buddhist Temple has been discovered in Northwest Pakistan along with several other Buddhist artefacts
Uttar Pradesh: ASI team unearths remains of 1500-year-old temple from Gupta era with inscriptions in Shankhalipi script
The Archaeological Survey of India will now protect the remains of the 1500-year-old temple and place a shed, signboard for visitors.
Palaeolithic cave paintings found near Delhi in the Aravalli ranges in Haryana, experts say could be among the oldest
Ancient cave paintings found in the Aravalli mountain ranges in Haryana, just outside national capital region and near Mangar Bani
Fossils of world’s oldest animal Dickinsonia discovered inside Bhimbetka rock shelters in Madhya Pradesh
According to researchers, the Dickinsonia fossil found at the 'Auditorium Cave' at Bhimbetka dates back 570 million years.
Archaeologist BB Lal who led the excavation revealing existence of a temple at Ram Janmabhoomi site gets Padma Vibhushan
Professor BB Lal had discovered pillar bases immediately south to the Babri structure pointing at the existence of an ancient temple.
Large scale survey conducted in Prayagraj, 50 sites of archaeological importance found along the Ganges: Details
ASI New Delhi, has licensed the Prayagraj college for conducting the archaeological survey in this area
World’s oldest known artwork is of a warty pig, found in Indonesia’s Sulawesi Islands
The warty pig cave painting located in Leang Tedongnge cave in Sulawesi Island is believed to be created by humans using red ochre pigment.
2000 years old Roman-era food stall buried in volcanic ash unearthed in Pompeii in Italy
Italian archaeologists carrying out excavations in lost city Pompeii discovered a 'thermopolium' or Roman era fast-food counter
