Excavating the foundation of the house, the treasure was found.. 12th century gold jewelry was found! Online news News Dr.Biswajit Das

Excavating the foundation of the house, the treasure was found.. 12th century gold jewelry was found! - online news
Searching for treasure while digging the foundation of the house.
Twelfth century gold jewelry found!
Gadag, Karnataka: Foundation stone laying of house
While digging the soil, the eyes of the homemaker. A 12th century copper pot filled with gold ornaments was recovered from the floor of the house of a woman named Gangabba Basavaraj Ritti in Lakundi village of Gadag district in Karnataka. The entire state is buzzing around this historical discovery.The real secret behind the ornament
Although it was initially thought to be a royal treasure, Superintendent of Archeology Department Ramesh Mullimani said otherwise. He said that the recovered jewelry weighing about 470 grams did not belong to any royal family, but belonged to an ordinary family 800-900 years ago. As there were no banks or lockers in those days, householders used to bury jewelry full of bells under the kitchen stove or under the floor for safety. The general design of the recovered jewelry confirms that idea.
Role of family claims and administration
This gold, which is a witness of history, is currently deposited in the government treasury. However, the family claims that since the government says these are common people's jewelry, they should be returned as property of their ancestors. If the jewelery is not returned, they have requested the government to build a house at least.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is taking the matter seriously. He has sought a full report from the police. Archaeologist Smita Reddy will soon visit the area to determine the exact age of this valuable
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