![Two New Archaeological Sites Discovered in Telangana Two New Archaeological Sites Discovered in Telangana](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgmLtjt513kuxjAF6helYaalPm0FMAgRna1KWfZAkS91WL7LeqUo3aLRZQn2MCgdxdivcEOJRpcSNkXiHakxCZqlkBfm4yfwbvPKwuxt5EI3wxeU2OxRSfO7xfJlePgO21bMz_9SIHzvNWavPCFDmEY5u_Q1MELUzAWKsiu38bHqukM_oP58nPD7W7rJZ8t/w320-h192-rw/Copy%20of%20Copy%20of%20Copy%20of%20Copy%20of%20Copy%20of%20Untitled%20(500%20%C3%97%20300%20px)%20(500%20%C3%97%20280%20px)%20(500%20x%20300%20px)%20(23).png)
- The first is the Ooragutta Site, located near Bandala village in Mulugu district.
- This site is unique as it houses over 200 megalithic monuments from the Iron Age, dating around 1,000 BCE.
- The second discovery comprises two rock art sites at Damaratogu in Gundala mandal of Bhadradri Kothagudem district.
- These sites feature art primarily depicting animals, with no humans or weapons shown.
- This has led archaeologists to believe that these paintings may date back to the mesolithic age, anywhere between 8000 – 3000 BCE.
- These discoveries have provided valuable insights into the region’s ancient history and cultural heritage.
Question:
Q.1 What is depicted in the art at the Damaratogu sites?a. Humans and animals
b. Animals and weapons
c. Humans and weapons
d. Only animals