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India resumes excavations at 13th-century Sukasari temple, uncovering ancient artifacts and structural remains near Bhubaneswar.
The Archaeological Survey of India has resumed excavations at the 13th-century Sukasari temple complex in Bhubaneswar, India, starting January 5, 2026, after a nearly three-year pause due to administrative issues and encroachments.
Teams have dug to a depth of about 20 feet, uncovering a rare early idol, carved stone slabs, pottery fragments, and temple wall remnants, suggesting advanced Kalinga architectural traditions.
The site, near the Lingaraj Temple, is believed to follow a Panchayatana layout and is part of the Ekamra Kshetra heritage initiative.
The findings support ongoing efforts to document Bhubaneswar’s medieval past and protect its cultural legacy from urban development.
India reanuda las excavaciones en el templo de Sukasari del siglo XIII, descubriendo artefactos antiguos y restos estructurales cerca de Bhubaneswar.