Buddhist site found atop hillock in Andhra Pradesh

The site had six limestone pillars with half lotus medallions and depicted animals and patterns.

Update: 2017-08-27 20:46 GMT
Dr E. Sivanagi Reddy, a Buddhist archaeologist and CEO of The Cultural Centre of Vijayawada and Amaravati, said the site was found near a dilapidated Venkateswara temple. (Representational image)

Guntur: A Buddhist site has been discovered atop a hill, Bhairava Gutta, in a tiny village called Putlagudem, in Achampet mandal of Guntur district. 

Dr E. Sivanagi Reddy, a Buddhist archaeologist and CEO of The Cultural Centre of Vijayawada and Amaravati, said the site was found near a dilapidated Venkateswara temple. The site had six limestone pillars with half lotus medallions and depicted animals and patterns. 

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