Not so long ago, about a dozen terracotta figurines were found, which are the remnants of a long-lost ancient civilization, previously known only in the pages of Hindu Sanskrit.
There is a lot of evidence that an ancient religious object was found, in particular that was used to worship the famous serpent creatures called "legs." The artifacts were discovered last year in the first half of October, shortly after the flood. Local fishermen discovered statues of men, women and the aforementioned black birds. After finding the find, the fishermen contacted the local authorities.
After investigating the site of the artifact by a team from the Kerala archaeological department, researchers concluded that the statues most likely belong to the Pamba culture.
This is one of the least known civilizations that once lived in the territory of modern India. This situation is very strange, namely that representatives of this civilization created the foundations of today's Hinduism. However, the memory of them remained only on the Sanskrit pages, although this information may change as a result of this discovery.
According to the current state of knowledge, it is a culture created in the Pampas basin around 3000 BC. until 1200 BC Presumably, then one of the gods of the Hindu pantheon Ayyappan appeared, who made this place as important as the Ganges.
The figures are believed to be artifacts from their temple, which was built in his honor. There is still no certainty, but archaeologists sent it for further analysis and began to prepare excavations in search of other remains of people living there.
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