NEHU Scholars Urge Conservation of Dima Hasao's Prehistoric Stone Jar Sites
Scholars from North Eastern Hill University conducted a two-day archaeological study of Dima Hasao's prehistoric stone jar sites, including Dobongling, Longmailai, and Bolosan. Led by archaeologist Dr Sringdao Langthasa, the 48-member team emphasized the importance of conserving these ancient structures for future generations and academic research. The study aimed to boost scholarly interest and noted the possibility of undiscovered sites in the district. The Dobongling site features some of the largest stone jars, while Longmailai contains 97 jars of various shapes.
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