The Hindu·2 min read·medium
Two 4th century Ganesha idols found in a field at Kaza near Amaravati
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Sambasiva Rao M.
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Two 4th-century Ganesha idols carved from red sandstone were discovered in a field in Kaza village, Andhra Pradesh. Archaeologists believe the find provides further evidence of the Ananda Gotrika dynasty's historical influence in the region.
Two small Ganesha idols dating to the 4th century CE, carved out of red sandstone, surfaced in an agricultural field during ploughing at Kaza village in Mangalagiri mandal of Guntur district, according to archaeologist and Pleach India Foundation chief executive officer E. Sivanagireddy.
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