Located about 100 km from Keeladi, the Sangam-era site which is at least 2,600 years old, Vembakottai in Virudhunagar district is emerging as a one of the prime archaeological sites in Tamil Nadu.

"His name was in the inscriptions but does not survive the depredations of ancient tomb robbers. Some candidates include kings named Senaiib and Paentjeni who we know from monuments at Abydos ...

Geographically: Sri Lanka sits at a critical point in the Indian Ocean shipping lanes—between East and West, near India, and ...

Very little is truly known of the ancient Celts who left no written records. The names of many of the gods worshipped by them are known through Latin or Gallo-Latin inscriptions made in late pre ...

Gaya: The district administration, in a bid to boost tourism and industrial development, has proposed new projects including ...

The oldest Tamil epics are based on women from mercantile families. It has nothing to do with warriors or priests. The ...

Subsequent kings of the dynasty, including Shabaka ... The 25th Dynasty, introduced their own pyramids, showcasing their cultural and political connection to ancient Egypt. The construction of Nubian ...

Lord Pattabhi Ramaswamy temple in Valmikipuram prepares for Sri Rama Navami celebrations with elaborate arrangements and historical significance.