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摘要
Papamiya Ki Tekdi遗址位于Ambe nullah(当地称为Jharpat nullah)Chandrapur地区总部东北约5公里处,印度考古调查局在20世纪60年代报告了该遗址,随后进行了勘探和一次地质考古发掘。但不幸的是,该遗址被考古界遗忘了,直到最近才发现,该遗址的大部分已被收购,用于在Chandrapur建造一所政府医学院和医院。鉴于该遗址存在的脆弱性,作者们认为立即进行调查以了解该遗址的扩展性和潜力对于史前研究很重要。
A Short Report on the Preliminary Investigation at the Site of Papamiya Ki Tekdi – a Palaeolithic Site in Chandrapur District, Maharashtra, India
The site at Papamiya Ki Tekdi lies about 5 km north-east of the District headquarters Chandrapur on Ambe nullah (locally known as Jharpat nullah), the site has been reported by Archaeological Survey of India in 1960s, followed by subsequent explorations and one geo-archaeological excavation also. But unfortunately the site was forgotten by the Archaeological fraternity until recently when it came to light that larger portion of the site has been acquired to build a Government Medical College and Hospital in Chandrapur. Looking at the vulnerability of the site’s existence, the authors felt it important to take up an immediate survey to understand the extension and potentiality of the site for prehistoric studies.