Archeologists Discover 1,300-Year-Old Temples In Telangana

The thrill of archaeological excavations lies in the unexpected treasures they reveal. Among the most captivating finds are ancient structures that offer a peek into civilisations long gone. Archaeologists from the Public Research Institute of History, Archaeology, and Heritage (PRIHAH) have discovered two such temples from the Badami Chalukyan period, along with rare inscriptions that promise to unlock a wealth of knowledge about the region's rich cultural past. The temples were found along the banks of the Krishna River in Mudimanikyam village, Telangana.