Edakal cave yields one more Tamil-Brahmi inscription -- Ancient History Encyclopedia

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published on 10 February 2012

A short inscription engraved in the Brahmi characters has been discovered in the Edakal cave on the Ambukuthi hill in Kerala's Wayanad district. This is the fifth Tamil-Brahmi inscription discovered in the caves. The pre-historic anthropomorphic figure... [continue reading]

Posted by archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com on February 10, 2012, 14:00.

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