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- Alagankulam is a village situated on the east coast in the Ramanathapuram taluk and district in India. The village is situated on the banks of the Vaigai...
- capital, lies on the Vaigai. The river empties into the Palk Bay near Alagankulam, close to Pamban Bridge in Ramanathapuram District. The Vaigai is 258...
- chiefdom was famous for its pearl fisheries and silk industry. Korkai and Alagankulam are believed to have been the exchange centres of the Pandyas. Korkai...
- headquarters) Rameswaram Sayalgudi Thondi Villages Appanur Agathariruppu Alagankulam Anjukottai Athiyuthu Devipattinam Erwadi Ilanthaikoottam Kalayur Kaliyani...
- po****r beaches in Uchipuli. Periyapattinam, Athiyuthu, Panaikulam, Alagankulam, Puduvalasai, Chittarkottai, Valoor beaches are other po****r in Ramnad...
- archetypal symbols and metaphors. He was born in 1943 in the village of Alagankulam in southern India. He spent his formative years as a student in Penang...
- Pottery production and trades in Tamil Nadu Region: New insights from Alagankulam and Keeladi excavation sites Inglis, Stephen Robert (22 May 1984). "Creators...
- about 361 CE. A Roman trading centre was located on the Pandyan coast (Alagankulam - at the mouth of the Vaigai river, southeast of Madurai). Pandyas also...
- Dever Memorial) Kanjirankulam Bird Sanctuary Chitrangudi Bird Sanctuary Alagankulam Bird Sanctuary Melselvanur-Keelselvanur Bird Sanctuary Uthirakosamangai...
- jar pieces and pieces of red ware with Tamil script have been found in Alagankulam, Ramanathapuram District, Tamil Nadu, 1st century BCE 'Sanskritized'...