🏛️ Field Visit to Historical and Archaeological Sites in South Goa
Organized by the Department of History
🎓 Participants: FYBA SEC History, FYBA Major History, and TYBA Minor History Students
👩🎓 Total Students: 37
The Department of History organized a field visit to several significant historical and archaeological sites in South Goa for students of FYBA SEC History, FYBA Major History, and TYBA Minor History.
The visit aimed to provide students with firsthand exposure to Goa’s rich cultural and architectural heritage, thereby enhancing their understanding of ancient history and archaeology.
🏯 Sites Visited
🕉️ Remains of the Mahadev Temple at Chandor – Students explored the ancient temple ruins, studying its architectural features and understanding its significance in Goa’s medieval history.
🪶 Rock Carvings at Pansaimol – The visit offered insights into prehistoric petroglyphs depicting animals, human figures, and symbolic carvings, highlighting early human settlements in Goa.
🪔 Rivona Caves – Students examined the Buddhist caves and carvings, learning about the influence of Buddhism in ancient Goa.
🙏 Site of Narayandev at Vichundre – The visit concluded with an exploration of this sacred site, connecting students with Goa’s temple art and religious traditions.
👩🎓 Participation
A total of 37 students enthusiastically participated in the field visit.
The excursion provided them with valuable experiential learning, linking classroom discussions with on-site historical and archaeological observations.
✨ Conclusion
The field visit successfully combined academic learning with cultural exploration, helping students develop a deeper appreciation for Goa’s historical legacy and the importance of preserving its archaeological heritage.