architectural heritage

US President's daughter Tiffany Trump and her husband Michael Boulos explored the historic Jaisalmer Fort, also known as Sonar Fort. Accompanied by US Ambassador Sergio Gor, they were briefed on the fort's rich history, architecture, and royal heritage by former Maharawal Chaitanya Raj Singh. Trump expressed amazement at the fort's living status, highlighting its unique appeal.

Odisha State Archaeology has partnered with IIT-Kharagpur and SPA, Bhopal, through non-financial MoUs to conserve the state's heritage. This collaboration will integrate modern science and technology for documentation, preservation, and development of historical monuments and archaeological sites, benefiting numerous structures across Odisha.

Mysuru is home to a large stock of heritage structures under different govt agencies

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A chance discovery by a Turkish farmer in 1963 led to Göbekli Tepe, a prehistoric worship site. This ancient complex, predating farming, features massive stone pillars and circular structures, forcing a reevaluation of early human society and architecture. Its monumental scale and age reveal complex rituals may have preceded settled agriculture, challenging long-held assumptions.

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Tiffany Trump and her husband Michael Boulos, accompanied by US Ambassador Sergio Gor, concluded their Jaisalmer visit early due to intense heat. They departed for Jamnagar, Gujarat, after experiencing Rajasthan's vibrant folk culture and exploring the historic Jaisalmer Fort. The couple described their trip as 'memorable' and 'wonderful,' appreciating India's rich heritage and hospitality.

Tiffany Trump, daughter of US President Donald Trump, visited Rajasthan's historic Sonar Fort in Jaisalmer with her husband Michael Boulos. The couple received a traditional Rajasthani welcome and were briefed on the fort's rich history and culture. Enhanced security measures are in place across the city for their visit.

Archaeologists in Orkney unearthed the remnants of a 5,000-year-old tomb, previously dismantled for building materials. This Maeshowe-type passage grave, hidden beneath a farm field, reveals the widespread nature of Neolithic stone construction. Rediscovered through 19th-century records, its foundations offer a vital glimpse into ancient architecture and the fragility of heritage.