Chatra: A team of archaeologists from the Indian Archaeological Survey State Unit (ASI) recently found an ancient Megalith site in Hurnali Village, which is located in the city of ITKHori Temple in the district, has sent a proposal to Delhi’s office for its conservation.
Megalith is a large prehistoric stone established on the funeral site for memory that has died.
Superintending Archaeologist Shiv Kumar Bhagat – who led the ASI team which conducted a survey of the site – while talking to TI by telephone from Ranchi, “As soon as we get ahead of our Delhi office, work will begin for conservation from the site.
After that, researchers And students can do research work here.
We will also arrange some basic facilities so that visitors can come to this site.
“He added,” The Hurnali area has many important sites but some of them are damaged by the negligence of the villagers.
” The source said that Chatra MP Sunil Kumar Singh had met with the Director General of ASI in January for the megalith site conservation, after the Singh team who visited the site, conducted a survey, therefore.
The famous Hazaribag researchers and Megalithic researchers Subhashis Das, who found the Barwadih Megalithic site and the equinox point in Hazaribag, called Hurnali Megalits as ‘worrying in form’ and said, “I always call them ancient Indian temples that need a thorough research to express a lot facts related to them.
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