Archaeological Department Survey in Telangana

Warangal, July 09: The Archaeological Survey of India has completed a comprehensive survey on the architectural marvels and temples of Telangana. The survey was carefully investigated in the surveyed areas of the Kakatiya empire, where the temples and fortifications of the temples and the architecture of the palace were constructed.

As part of the temple Survey project (Temple Survey Project), The survey was conducted by the Archaeological Department of Chennai in January. About ten people from Chennai are participating in this.

The band includes sculptors, painter artists, photographers, surveyors, and other technicians. The Kakatiya Empire expanded in the Warangal, Khammam, Medak, Karimnagar and Nalgonda district, but the other ancient temples in Adilabad and Nizamabad district.

Already in the Venkatpur mandal of Jayasankar in Bhopalapalli district, the famous Ramappa temple, the sub-temples around the survey are completed. It took almost two months.The temple is a popular tourist site in Hanmakonda. Reports to the government on the steps taken to conserve damaged.

The modern sculptors can learn many things about the architectural skill of this survey. Thereby, it is possible to use the back-style sculptural style in the newly renowned buildings. It will also be used for the protection of the ancient monuments that do not develop in the state.