ASI in Patna unearths brick walls believed to be of Kushan age
2 years, 6 months ago

ASI in Patna unearths brick walls believed to be of Kushan age

The Hindu  

The Patna circle of the Archaeological Survey of India has dug up remnants of brick walls, which officials believe could be at least 2,000-year-old, at the site of a pond rejuvenation work in Kumrahar area in Patna. Goutami Bhattacharya, the superintending archaeologist of ASI-Patna circle, said that the officials discovered the remains of the walls as digging work was under way on Thursday at Kumrahar — 6KM to the east of Patna Railway Station — where relics of the Mauryan empire had been found in the past. "The ASI is rejuvenating the protected pond as part of the Centre's 'Mission Amrit Sarovar' initiative. The ASI-Patna is rejuvenating all eleven protected water bodies in Bihar in line with the Centre's 'Mission Amrit Sarovar' initiative.

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