4000 years old rock carvings have been found in the Kalvarayan hill area in Kallakurichi district, Tamilnadu

4000 years old rock carvings have been found in the Kalvarayan hill area in Kallakurichi district, Tamilnadu

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Category : State Published on: February 11 2023

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  • 4,000-year-old rock carvings were discovered by historians at Thanimaduvu in Thumbarampattu village within the Kalvarayanmalai circle of Kallakurichi district.
  • These carvings show animals like cow,deer,pig,dog etc.,near them human figure with bow and arrow in hand and some human figure without weapons.
  • These carvings depict the living environment of a hunter-gatherer and Neolithic herding society.
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