Friends of Heritage Sites

Brining alive our legacy!!

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Explore the evolving world of archaeology through excavations, digitalization of archaeological records and public archaeology, showcasing how technology is reshaping our understanding of history

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Listen to firsthand experiences in archaeological exploration, heritage conservation, monument management and the challenges of preserving India's cultural legacy

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Friends of Heritage Sites (FoHS) – Pandyas Chapter cordially invites students, researchers, academicians, heritage enthusiasts, and the general public to the 4th Prof. R. Venkataraman Memorial Lecture Series

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Gain insights into underwater archaeology, ancient ports, maritime trade and the fascinating world of India's coastal heritage, Pre and Proto History

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Explore decades of experience in epigraphy, inscriptions, temple history and the stories engraved in stone that illuminate South India's past

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Friends of Heritage Sites (FoHS) – Pandyas Chapter cordially invitesyou to the 4th Prof. R. Venkataraman Memorial Lecture Series

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Have you ever wondered who might have been living on the Indian subcontinent hundreds of thousands of years before modern humans appeared?

Narmada Man is one of the most important prehistoric human fossils ever discovered in South Asia. The fossil was found in the *Narmada Valley in Madhya Pradesh, India*, and is estimated to be around *250,000 to 300,000 years old*. This discovery has played a major role in helping scientists understand the ancient human populations that once lived on the Indian subcontinent.

The remains of Narmada Man were discovered in 1982 by geologist Arun Sonakia while exploring the banks of the Narmada River. The fossil consists mainly of a partial skull, but even this fragment has provided valuable clues about early human evolution in the region. The skull shows a mixture of features that resemble both archaic humans and later human species, making it difficult for scientists to classify it with certainty.

Some researchers believe Narmada Man may belong to a population related to Homo heidelbergensis, while others suggest it could represent an early form of Homo sapiens or even a unique regional group of ancient humans. This uncertainty makes the fossil especially fascinating because it highlights how complex and diverse human evolution was across different parts of the world.

The discovery also suggests that the Indian subcontinent may have been an important corridor for early human migration between Africa, Europe, and East Asia. Ancient populations living in this region would have adapted to changing climates, shifting landscapes, and evolving ecosystems over hundreds of thousands of years.

Today, Narmada Man remains one of the most significant pieces of evidence for early human presence in South Asia. Even though only a partial skull has been found, it continues to spark scientific debate and curiosity, reminding us that many chapters of human history are still hidden beneath the earth, waiting to be uncovered.

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அரச��� கவின் கலைக் கல்லூரி, மதுரை; அரசு அருங்காட்சியகம், மதுரை மற்றும் அறிவன் அறக்கட்டளை இணைந்து நடத்திய ஓவிய பார்வை - ஓவிய கண்காட்சியின் துவக்கவிழா

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FoHS invites you to the
11th Annual FoHS Tour – Sivagangai Seemai Trail
📅 23rd–25th January 2026
🕰 Last date for confirmation: 30th November 2025

Let’s rediscover the legacy of Sivagangai Seemai together!
#heritage #archaeology #tamilhistory #heritagewalks

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Heritage Photography Contest 2025

Last Date to Submit Entries: 24th August 2025 (before 10:00 pm)

🔗 Register now:
📍Student Category: https://t.co/98htSBlB4L
📍Open Category: https://t.co/1UbfVt4EHp

Let’s capture the spirit of Tamil Nadu’s rich heritage together! 🌿✨

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Join us for an engaging session by Mr. T.S. Subramanian, Senior Journalist, on the fascinating mysteries of the Harappan Civilization!

Register through: https://t.co/NNXAev3ndh

Let’s explore the past together!
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Moments to Remember!

Snapshots from the 3rd Prof. R. Venkataraman Memorial Lecture 2025 held at World Tamil Sangam, Madurai. A day filled with insightful talks, passionate discussions, and inspiring minds coming together to celebrate our shared heritage. #Madurai #TamilHistory

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Join us in honoring a legacy of knowledge at the 3rd Prof. R. Venkataraman Memorial Lecture.
📍 Ulaga Tamil Sangam, Madurai | 📅 June 8, 2025 — All are welcome! #RVMemorialLecture #MaduraiEvents #HeritageAndHistory

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Celebrating FoHS Day 2025!
An unforgettable moment as we honor renowned historian and linguist Dr. Jean-Luc Chevillard for his lifelong dedication to Tamil studies and South Indian heritage.

Watch the full Video on our YouTube channel - https://t.co/630eP5oOCY

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Honouring legacy, celebrating impact! 🏛️✨
FoHS Day 2024 proudly recognized Dr. S. Balusami for his remarkable contributions to history and heritage.

🎥 Watch the full video on our YouTube - https://t.co/JYTXIYZvFM

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🌍✨ Celebrating Young Voices for Heritage! ✨🌍
A big Congratulations to the winners of the World Heritage Day 2025 Essay & Elocution Competition🎉
Your passion for protecting our heritage shines bright. 🌟

Keep inspiring, keep preserving!

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In celebration of World Heritage Day 2025, we are delighted to invite you to participate in our Essay & Elocution Competition.

📢 Register Now: https://t.co/rj7BmE1Tsi

For any queries, feel free to contact us at [email protected]

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Join us on the exciting trail!!

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Join us in the celebration of 11th FoHS Day on 25th Feb 2025

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Madurai, steeped in ancient history and heritage, is the cultural capital of Tamil Nadu.
In this first documentary of this series on Tamizhi inscriptions encircling Madurai.

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