Archaeology Of Sanctity: Exploring The Tomb of Servant of God Annammal as A Sacred Heritage Site in Tiruchirappalli
Abstract
Archaeology is the excavation and study of objects in an effort to interpret and reconstruct past human behaviour. It involves uncovering the ruins of the past to find clues about how people of that time lived. It is the mystery of the discarded cornerstone that has become the foundation of our existence. The tomb of Servant of God Annammal in Tiruchirappalli is not merely a burial site, but a sacred heritage symbolizing faith, devotion, and history. This article explores its religious and archaeological significance, delving into its historical context, structural features, and cultural impact. It also highlights the intertwined roles of archaeology and faith in preserving cultural heritage. By examining the tomb through the lens of both archaeology and faith, the study aims to underscore the importance of preserving sacred heritage sites for future generations.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Archaeology and Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
Religious Tourism and Spaces
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 12 January 2026
- Language
- EN