INDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY - Megalithic Culture of South India with special reference to Recent Excavations at Adichanallur, Tamil Nadu

INDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY Megalithic Culture of South India with special reference to Recent Excavations at Adichanallur, Tamil Nadu By Dr. Arun Raj. T, Regional Director (Central), ASI, Bhopal. He holds a PhD on Arikamedu, the early historic Indo-Roman port site, and former Director of the Institute of Archaeology. Chair: K.N. Shrivastava, Director, IIC Moderator: Pratap Bhanu Singh Sengar, former Director (Monuments) Archaeological Survey of India Megalithic burials, built primarily from large stones, illuminate the material culture, rituals and beliefs of Iron Age communities in South India. Recent excavations at Adichanallur, Tamil Nadu, uncovered urn burials, skeletal remains, metal objects and other antiquities. The talk examines these findings and their significance for understanding South India’s Megalithic culture and burial traditions. Venue: Conference Room II, IIC main