In India, the villagers on their own initiative found and excavated an ancient temple, which for the past 80 years under a layer of sand.
As reported by Ani News, current archaeological discovery was made by villagers Perumalla Falls, which is located in the Eastern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
They dug up Hindu temple dedicated to the God Nageshvar – one of the incarnations of the Supreme God Shiva. This sanctuary was well known even several generations ago. It is believed that it was built about 200 years ago when India was part of the British Empire.
This temple were very popular. The locals used it for more than a century. However, about 75-80 years ago, the Shrine had disappeared, and the locals were forced to build the sanctuary in another location.
the Elders told the villagers that the Church disappeared when the local river Penn changed course. The sanctuary was completely buried under a layer of silt and sand. It happened so fast that the locals do not have time not only to save the temple itself, but also to learn from him the relics.
only now, on its own initiative, the villagers dug up the temple. This was declared the collection of funds. Many agreed to work for free. To unearth the structure, it took just one day. By the way, during excavations, the residents came across a statue of Shiva. The find has interested scientists.
In Hinduism, the temple is the abode of the gods. According to legend, the sanctuary found under river sand and silt, was consecrated by God Paraśurāma. In Hinduism it is accepted that believers worship the aspect or avatar of God.
Shiva is one of the most important Hindu gods and the main deity in shaivism. His followers are known as saivites. They believe that Shiva created the world. In Indian religious art, this God is often depicted with a third eye.
earlier, in India, a villager found an ancient sculpture, which was made by the followers of Jainism. The find was made in the state of Telangana.
