TNPSC Thervupettagam

Sangam-age Irrigation Structure in Tiruchi

August 14 , 2026 12 hrs 0 min 15 0
  • A possible Sangam-age irrigation structure was found on the Kollidam River near Koogur in Tiruchi district, Tamil Nadu.
  • The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) inspected the brick and stone structures and identified them as a possible Early Historic period (3rd–4th century CE) inlet channel.
  • Two structures were found, including a semi-circular brick wall and two submerged parallel walls that may have formed a channel opening.
  • The exposed structure is about 2 feet high and 4 feet wide and may have been used as a sluice or inlet/outlet channel for water management.
  • The large bricks and construction style are similar to an ancient water-management structure found at Vanagiri near Kaveripattinam (Poompuhar).

 

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