- A major excavation by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) on Elephanta Island has revealed a 1,500-year-old stepped reservoir.
- The excavated structure is a T-shaped stepped reservoir, indicating a planned architectural design.
- The reservoir measures about 14.7 metres in length, with widths varying between 6.7 metres and 10.8 metres.
- The excavation has reached a depth of five metres, exposing 20 well-aligned steps made of stone blocks. Read More
Elephanta Caves
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Key Features of the Stepped Reservoir