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ASI finds three inscriptions at Karivalamvanthanallur temple, begins estampage work for their digitisation
CHENNAI: The epigraphy division of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has begun documenting and recopying inscriptions at the Palvanatheswar Shiva temple in Tenkasi district’s Karivalamvanthanallur village. According to ASI, the temple is an important site of historical, architectural, and epigraphical significance. The ongoing work is aimed at documenting inscriptions and preserving their…
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