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Perumbalai excavation - Tamilnadu
June 26 , 2024
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- The Graffiti marks “resembling geometric symbols” were among the potsherds discovered during the archaeological excavations at Perumbalai in Dharmapuri district.
- The lower-most level as site is dated back to the 6th Century BCE.
- By the shapes and size of the pottery, it belongs to the Iron Age.
- Perumbalai is located on the bank of the Nagavathi (ancient Palar), one of the tributaries of Cauvery River.
- Kongumandala Satakam, a 13th Century literary work by Karmegakavirayar of Vijayamangalam, is referred to Perumbalai as the northern boundary of the Kongu region.
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