Delhi: The Archaeological Survey of India has begun a detailed study of an ancient temple recently successfully discovered in Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh. The finds, believed to be centuries old, are of great interest to historians and locals, and can shed light on the area’s rich historical and cultural heritage
Description of the findings
The temple and dam were inaugurated during construction work in rural Sambhal. Preliminary investigations suggest that the church building, decorated with intricate design and perfectly carved cisterns, dates back to an earlier period, possibly medieval or even older
An ASI team of archaeologists, historians and conservationists has begun mapping and documenting the site. The temple may have architectural and religious symbols, providing insight into the craftsmanship and traditions of the time
Statement by ASI officials
Leading the study, A.S.I. Our focus now is to study these structures more closely and preserve them for further research.”
It is using advanced techniques including ground-penetrating radar and 3D mapping to track the extent of the site and identify other buried structures
public and scholarly interest
The discovery has excited locals and historians. Residents have visited the site to view the uncovered structures while scholars are keen to investigate the historical and cultural significance
Experts believe the discovery could provide valuable insight into the historical lineage from the area, potentially linking it to important trade routes or cultural sites of the past
Storage Systems
ASI plans to preserve the site and may propose to turn it into a protected monument. Efforts will also be made to examine the petroglyphs to determine the exact date of origin of the buildings, if any.
What might happen in the future
This discovery highlights the untapped archaeological potential of Sambhal and similar areas in India. As ASI continues its research, the site may emerge as an important landmark, enhancing the regional and national historical narrative.
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