Edakkal Caves

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Edakkal Caves are ancient rock shelters in Kerala, India, renowned for their prehistoric petroglyphs and archaeological significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
rock shelter
country India
hasAccess trekking trail
hasAccessRestriction entry ticket required
regulated visiting hours
hasApproximateElevation about 1200 meters above sea level
hasArtMotif animal figures
geometric patterns
human figures
symbols
hasArtStyle petroglyph
hasCulturalPeriod Iron Age NERFINISHED
Mesolithic
Neolithic
hasFeature prehistoric petroglyphs
rock art
rock engravings
hasGeologicalType rock shelter
hasLanguageOfInscriptions ancient scripts
hasMaterial stone
hasProtectionStatus state-protected archaeological site
hasSignificance evidence of prehistoric human habitation in Kerala
important site for South Indian prehistory
source of information on ancient cultures of Wayanad
hasTimeDepth several thousand years old
hasTouristFacility guided tours
viewing platforms
hasView panoramic view of Wayanad region
heritageStatus protected monument of Kerala
knownFor inscriptions and symbols
petroglyphs depicting human and animal figures
prehistoric rock art
locatedIn Deccan plateau fringe NERFINISHED
Kerala NERFINISHED
Wayanad district NERFINISHED
Western Ghats NERFINISHED
locatedOn Ambukuthi Hills NERFINISHED
managedBy Archaeology Department of Kerala NERFINISHED
nearestMajorTown Sultan Bathery NERFINISHED
nearestTown Ambalavayal NERFINISHED
partOf Wayanad tourism circuit NERFINISHED
region South India
stateParty Government of Kerala NERFINISHED
tourismCategory archaeological tourism site
heritage tourism site

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Wayanad hasAttraction Edakkal Caves