Evidence of 2,500-year-old planned city found

[Still Waters]

Explorers claim they have evidence of a 2,500-year-old planned city—complete with water reservoirs, roads, seals and coins—buried in Chhattisgarh, a discovery that is being billed as the nation’s biggest archaeological find in at least half a century.

The discoveries were made from Tarighat in Durg district and spanned five acres of a sparsely inhabited region beside a river, according to archaeologists from the state’s department of culture and archaeology.

http://www.livemint....anned-city.html

[wimfloppp]

Im ready with my trowel, give me a call.

[HawkLord]

Dont forget you will also need a small brush, I will bring an extra.

[pallidin]

Very nice find!

[coolguy]

Thats great when they find these old long lost cities

[moonshadow60]

Wait for me! This is more interesting to me than digging up someone's old bones and then sticking them on a shelf in a museum.

[+OverSword]

More pictures is what this story needs.

[Keel M.]

Wait for me! This is more interesting to me than digging up someone's old bones and then sticking them on a shelf in a museum.

It's all the same business...

[Rolci]

I fail to see in what way this is supposed to be more important than for example Gobekli Tepe. Which is 10.000 years old by the way. If you search "bbc gobekli tepe" on youtube you'll see why it's way more important.

[Keel M.]

It's all important.

[acute]

Im ready with my trowel, give me a call.

I will bring a huge digger. We'll get it done in half the time!