two archaelogical sources to reconstruct the sangam age
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Inscriptions and edicts.
Inscriptions are engravings found on rocks, caves and stone tablets. They are also found on Palm leaves, coins, copper plates and temple walls. They provide invaluable information about the life and times of great rulers and the people.
For example, we get to know that from the allahabad pillar inscription about the great military conquests of samudra gupta,a ruler of the Gupta Dynasty.
Edicts are commands issued by the kings in ancient times.
For example, Emperor Ashoka's edicts provide valuable information about his empire.
Hope it helps ☺️
Inscriptions and edicts.
Inscriptions are engravings found on rocks, caves and stone tablets. They are also found on Palm leaves, coins, copper plates and temple walls. They provide invaluable information about the life and times of great rulers and the people.
For example, we get to know that from the allahabad pillar inscription about the great military conquests of samudra gupta,a ruler of the Gupta Dynasty.
Edicts are commands issued by the kings in ancient times.
For example, Emperor Ashoka's edicts provide valuable information about his empire.
Hope it helps ☺️
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agriculture was the main source of subsistence in the Sangam age because back technology was not very much advanced and people did not had much knowledge about anything other than agriculture other because it was the only thing they saw most people doing and that is how they learn and kept doing going on and on to ...
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