Archaeology enthusiasts seek conservation of rock art sites in Siddipet
Archaeology enthusiast R. Rathnakar Reddy and his team have urged the authorities to take steps to protect the pre-historic rock art sites in the forest outskirts of Dasarlapalli village in Mulugu mandal of the district.
The sites, documented by Mr. Reddy along with Vinay Goli and local youth, contain pre-historic paintings, microlithic tools and other archaeological remains believed to date from the Mesolithic to the Neolithic age.
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