Year wise list of village to village survey / exploration conducted by Aurangabad Circle, Archaeological Survey of India, from 1956 to till date

Year	District	Nature of remains
1956 – 57	Dhulia	Shri S. B. Deo and Shri Z. A. Ansari of the circle during the course of exploration in Kukarmunde found site, end, hallow and round scrapers. The material was jasper, agate and less frequency of chalcedony.
1956 – 57	Dhulia	Shri P. V. Sonani picked up some lower Paleolithic tools like hand axe and cleavers, during the course of exploration in Eklahare, District West Khandesh.
1957 – 58	Ahmednagar	Shri B. P. Bopardikar of the circle during the course of exploration collected microlith from the river bed at Chichondi Patil.
1957 – 58	Dhulia	Shri B. B. Lal of the circle during the course of exploration, collected Paleolithic and late stone age tools in Kondivate in West Khandesh district.
1957 – 58	Dhulia	Shri S. A. Sali of the circle discovered several ancient sites, mostly on the bank of the river Tapi and its tributary.  The tools typology comprises – hand axes, cleavers and scrapers.
1958 – 59	Ahmednagar	Shri B. P. Bopardikar of the circle discovered tools of series II mostly scrapers, from Bare-gaon-Nandur, Tandurwaki, Dhanori Budruk and Khurd and Manori – Renapur each situated on the Mula river or one of its tributaries.
1958 – 59	Chandrapur	Shri L. K. Srinivasan found series I and II, microlithic and black polished shreds at Bagaram, tools of series II and Neolithic implement at Sironcha and a number of stone-circles at Chakalapet in Chandrapur District.
1959 – 60	Ahmednagar	Shri B. P. Bopardikar during the exploration, found Paleolithic tools including choppers, cleaves and scrapers at Vadhair, Tambhere, Pathre-Khurd, Kamagar-Budrukh and Kamagar-Khas.
1959 – 60	Chandrapur	Shri L. K. Srinivasan discovered a number of Paleolithic site at Wagheda and Saradpar. The tools type includes choppers, pebble hand axes, bifacial hand axes and cleavers.
1959 – 60	Dhulia	In the course of survey of Ranka-nala, a tributary of the Tapi, between Kumbharpad and umaj, Shri S. A. Sali, brought light on interesting sequence of lithic industries in this area.
1960 - 61	Ahmednagar	In the course of exploration in Rahuri and Parner Taluka in district, Shri B. P. Bopardikar explored many numbers of sites assignable to Paleolithic, microlith and early historic period
1960 - 61	Chandrapur	Shri L. K. Srinivasan of the circle discovered a number of pre-historic sites in the basins of the Wardha and Wainganga rivers. Of these two sites Papamiya-Tekdi and Jhari-Mangrul are of particular interest as they yield a succession of lithic industries right from the pebble chopper stage up to the microlithic
1961 - 62	Chandrapur	Shri L. K. Srinivasan during the exploration in Jharpat river valley to the east of the town of Chandrapur and collected a number of unificial pebble tools along with bifacial hand axes and cleavers. Typical specimens of the blade-burin industry were also found in the locality
1961 - 62	Dhulia	In the course of Exploration S. A. Sali of the Circle collected a few early stone age tools at Bhadne, Middle Stone Age tools from Chhadvel and Perajpur besides, so many Chalcolithic habitation sites were discovered in and around the Dhulia district.
1962 - 63	Chandrapur	Shri L. K. Srinivasan, during his course of exploration in the valley of the Godavari, Indravati, Wainganga and Wardha, discovered sites of early and Middle Stone Age, Late Stone Age and Megalithic stone-circle.  The tools typology comprises of pebble tools along with Achulian hand axes, cleavers and scrapers.
1962 - 63	Dhulia	S. A. Sali, during of exploration in the valley of the Kan in Taluka Sakri and besides, locating more sites of the Early and Middle Stone Age recovered at Badne.
1962 - 63	Jalgaon	In district Jalgaon he also discovered sites yielding microlithic at Jalgaon and Vakad and a Chalcolithic site at Neri-Budrukh.
1963 - 64	Chandrapur	Shri L. K. Srinivasan, during the exploration in the basins of the rivers Wainganga and Wardha, located many sites yielded tools of  Early and Middle Stone Ages
1963 - 64	Dhulia	S. A. Sali, during the course of exploration in Taluka Sakri noticed a cliff section at Mhasdi on the river Panjara and recovered Middle Stone Age tools from the lowest gravels and a blade of agate from the upper gravel.  He also located Ø    Middle Stone Age Site, yielding core, scraper, points and flake mainly on jasper at Dhammar, Ganeshpur and Nilgavan. Ø    Late Stone Age sites yielding microlith on Chalcedony and agate at Darkhed, Deghne, Kakan-Pada, Nilgavan, Pratapur, Umbharti and Umbhre. Ø    Chalcolithic sites at Chinchkhed, Darkhel and Nadso. Ø    Temple ruins assignable to 12th –13th Century A.D. at Bahad, Chail, Ganeshpur and Pratapur and Ø    Sites with remains of the Mughal and Maratha periods at Chinchkhede and Pratapur.
1964 - 65	Chandrapur	Shri L. K. Srinivasan, during the course of exploration discovered Middle Stone Age tools at Lonhar in Tahsil Warora. The tools made on fine grained quartzite and comprise scrapers, blades and points.
1964 - 65	Dhulia	S. A. Sali, the course of exploration in the district found: -  i)         A crude hand axe on fine-grained red basalt from a highly consolidated gravel of the Panjara at Datarti. ii)        Middle Stone Age tools at Chhardi, Arodona, Isarda, Kandhara and other places. The artifacts include cores, blades, scrapers and flakes. Chalcolithic habitation sites were discovered at Balsana, Dusana, Kandhra, Runmali, Saidnagar, Satmana and Vehergaon. Ruins of temple, step-well, hero stone and sculpture, ascribable to 13th –14th Century AD were discovered at Chhavdi, Dusana, Hordana, Indva, Kandhra, Vadil and Vehergaon. Remains of fortification and others structures assignable to the Mughal-Maratha time were noticed at Domkani, Dusana, Mordana and Vehergaon.
1965 - 66	Aurangabad	Krishna Kumar of the survey in course of an exploration located an extensive site yielding artifacts of the Middle and Late Stone Ages, near the Ajanta Caves on either bank of the river Waghora.  He also found Middle and Late Stone Age tools near the Ghatotakaha Cve on either bank of Pippalkhora nullah and near Tanda in the vicinity of the Pitalkhora cave.
1965 - 66	Dhulia	S. A. Sali, the course of exploration noticed in the cultivation fields at Raypur Bhadgaon, four groups of Stone Age tools, ascribable respectively to Ø   The Early Stone Age represented half a dozen tools on trap including Choppers on massive cores. Ø   The Middle Stone Age, represented on Jasper. Ø   The Late Stone Age represented on Jasper and Chalcedony and consisting of irregular and fluted cores, blade-flakes, scrapers and burin and Ø   The Late Stone Age, represented chiefly on Chalcedony.
1966 - 67	Dhulia	S. A. Sali, in the course of exploration, observed the sequence of deposit at Mahunji Pada. The implement recovered are mostly of Late Stone Age and included one large cuboid core of chalcedony closely resembling a crested ridge.
1967 - 68	Dhulia	S. A. Sali, of the circle explored the district in view to made geomorphologic studies in the Tapti basin.
1968 - 69	Dhulia	S. R. Rao of the circle re-examined the previously explored mound at Hingoni Budruk, Kaotha and Khaparkheda and found some specimens of Late Harappan red and buffish ware, comparable to the Late Harappan and Sawalda ware in the Tapi Valley, suggest that the late Sawalda ware in the Tapi Valley
1973 - 74	Chandrapur	During the course of exploration L. K. Sarma and D. Hanumantha Rao – discovered a microlithic factory site at Ramdigi on the bank of a nullah. The tools included both geometric and non-geometric types made on jasper, chert and chalcedony. The assemblage is devoid of any pottery. The microlithic of similar types were picked up form Check-Kesambi, Lalpeth and Selur, all in Chandrapur District
1973 - 74	Dhulia	S. A. Sali, of the survey during the course of exploration discovered many sites. A site with microlithic, Chiefly on Chalcedony was discovered at Boradi, Shirpur Taluka, on the bank of the Ambad nullah. A Chalcolithic site was discovered at Sarangkheda, Shahada Taluka on the right bank of the Tapi. Besides, a rubber stone and a few fluted cores, the site yielded pottery of (i) Savalda Ware, (ii) Late Harappan Ware, (iii) Black and Grey Ware      (iv) Burnished Grey Ware and (v) Thick coarse Ware with incised and appliqué design.
1975 - 76	Chandrapur	In the course of exploration of Submergence area under the Inchampalli Project in Sironcha Taluka D. Hanumanth Rao of the circle discovered sites yielding lower Paleolithic to microlithic tools and medieval temples, sculptures and structures.
1978 - 79	Chandrapur	In the course of exploration in Brahmapuri Taluka G. K. Mane at the circle discovered a Megalithic burial site with nearly one hundred stone circle situated around a 10 meters high mound, yielding micacious red ware with painting in black and black-and-red ware, at Kahali. A habitaitonal site probably belonging to the Satavahana times yielding brick structures and terracotta figurine at Chandrapur and a site, yielding microlithic consisting of blades, bladelets and lunates made on Chalcedony at Bandegaon. S. N. Raghunath of the circle also noticed a factory site belonging to lower Paleolithic industry on a high hill slope and a terrace of the river Pranahita and Bamragarh in Sironcha Taluka. The tools include hand axes, cleavers, cores, flakes and blades make on quartizite.
1978 - 79	Dhulia	V. L. Dharurkar of the circle in the course of exploration in Sindkhed Taluka, discovered Late Harappan sites at Shevraballi, varsus and Walkheda. The vast mound at Varsus situated on the Burai. Yielded pottery of the Chalcolithic and historical period, terracotta figurines, chert blades and conch-shell bangle pieces, one of which bears an engraved designs showing resemblance with the Harappan script.
1979 - 80	Ahmednagar	L. S. Rao of the circle, during the course of exploration noticed stone sculpture representing Vishnu, Ganesh, Brahma, Siva-Parvati, Kirti-Mukha and a bull, belonging to the Yadava period, at Gondegaon, Jafrabad andUndingaon.
1979 - 80	Dhulia	V. L. Dharurkar of the circle, in the course of exploration collected microlithic tools from the site at Achhi, Akkadese, Arave, Dondaicha, Paste, Pimpri and Varne all in Sindhkhed Taluka.
1980 - 81	Dhulia	S. N. Raghunath and L. S. Rao of the circle in course of exploration at village Methi, collected the Sherds of the Late Harappan and the Malva wares bearing painting. The site also yielded parallel sided blades and fluted cores on agate and chalcedony. At Alara, the sherds of Jorwe ware, thick red ware of the Late Harappan type and microlithic tools like points, besides a few cores, all made on agate and chalcedony are found. Further at Kurkawada, L. S. Rao discovered Jorwe ware shards besides core and flake – tools made on chalcedony and jasper.
1980 - 81	Osmanabad	As part of problem oriented exploration S. N. Raghunath of the circle noticed Chalcolithic pottery at Malkhed and the late Stone Age tool at Kunchur in the Bhima river valley.
1981 - 82	Aurangabad	T. M. Keshava of the circle, in the course of exploration, collected Middle Paleolithic tools, scrapers and points at Sultanpura, on the bank of the rivulet-Nag-Jhari. The tools are made on agate, chalcedony and green Jasper.
1981 - 82	Bhandara	S. N. Raghunath of the circle, during the exploration located late Stone Age sites at Urmed, Mul, Sadeswar, Gondpimpri, Bori and Adyal. The tools are blades and scrapers on chalcedony and agate.
1981 - 82	Dhulia	L. S. Rao of the circle during the course of exploration noticed a chalcolithic site at Kholaj on the right bank of the Bun nullah, near Kharde, Budruk village, which yielded black-on-red and black-and-red-ware. He further discovered a site at Pandari situated on the left bank of the river Tapi, which yielded sherds of the black-on-red ware and black-and-red-ware.
1982 - 83	Ahmednagar	M. R. Dhekane of the circle in the course of exploration discovered a large number of upper Paleolithic tools at Bhojade, black-on-red, pottery at Rastapur and at Shingide
1982 - 83	Jalgaon	S. R. Raghunath of the circle during the course of exploration in the Uppar Tapi valley discovered Chalcolithic site at Baraval, Dhanora and Varavali.
1983 - 84	Gadchiroli	S. N. Raghunath of the circle discovered a Paleolithic site on the Wainganga river near the village Thameshwansa in Mul Taluka.
1985 - 86	Ahmednagar	In the course of exploration S. S. Parekh of the noticed antiquarian remains of late Medieval and Marahta period.
1985 - 86	Nagpur	In the course of exploration of the submergence are of lower Wunna Irrigation Project M. Mahadeviah of the circle noticed Middle Paleolithic site at Dhudala and Jaipur in Nagpur Taluka and Borgaon Kursapur, Kawdapur, Ridhora (Motha) and Salai Ravi in Umred Taluka.
1985 - 86	Nanded	Ajit Kumar of the circle during the course of exploration of the submergence area of Lendi Major Irrigation Project noticed aniguirian remain of Middle Paleolithic tools in Bhrswari Bhatapur, Bhendegaon (Buzurg), Bhendegaon (khurd), Bhingoli, Hasnal, Kolnur, Marajwari, Makrakabad (Khurka), Kolanki and Rawangaon village.
1986 - 87	Ahmednagar	In the course of exploration S. S. Parekha of the circle noticed Late Medieval Temple and remains at Sanguri Velapur in Kopargaon Taluka and Chincholi Gurav, Kaote, Nalvande, Paregaon, Sumanpur and Tigaon in Sangamner Taluka.
1986 - 87	Amaravati	In the course of exploration in the submergence area of the Bembla River Project, Ajit Kumar of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey noticed early historical and medieval remains at Dhamak and Gaikhed in Chandur in Chandur Taluka of Amaravati district
1986 - 87	Yeotmal	In the course of exploration in the submergence area of the Bembla River Project, Ajit Kumar of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey noticed early historical and medieval remains at Dighikhanapur, Fatehpur, Kopra, Kuraigaon, Pahur, Paloti, Pimpal Khuta and Savanga in Yeotmal Taluka of Yeotmal district.
1987 - 88	Ahmednagar	In the course of village-to-village S. S. Parekh of he Aurangabad Circle noticed antiquarian of late medieval remains in Kauthe Kamalaeshwar, Kakargaon, Konchi, Lahore, Nannaji, Nimgaon-Jag, Nimman Rajapur and Vadgaon (Pan) Valhe village of Sagamner Taluka.
1987 - 88	Amaravati	Shri Ajit Kumar of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of exploration in the submergence area of Shahnoor river project in Taluka Achalpur reported the discovery of a mound yielding early historical and medieval pottery in the village of Morgad and Wadgaon. Pottery was represented by course red ware, burnished red shipped ware, course Grey ware and shreds of black and red ware.
1987 - 88	Wardha	D. N. Sinha of the Aurangabad Circle, during the course of exploration in the submergence area of Dindora weir project noticed a ruined Hemadpanthi temple datable to 13th –14th Century A. D. early historical and medieval pottery at Hinganghat.
1988 - 89	Beed	S. L. Jadhav of the circle noticed following sites of Archaeological interest in Georai during course of village-to-village survey:   TALUKA VILLAGE/SITE NATURE OF REMAINS Georai Aher Vahegaon Stone mill (Ghani), large collar granary etc. Georai Bhadangawadi Mutilated sculptur of Goddess Georai Chikli Stone Mill (Ghani) Georai Dharvanta Medieval pottery, bone bangle pieces, Bastion and stone mill. Georai Erandgaon Old Stone Mil (Ghani) Georai Kajal Old Mill (Ghani) Georai Khadki Stone Mill (Ghani) Georai Kalegaon Late Medieval Siva Temple Georai Lodatgaon Siva-Linga and sculpture of Ganesh Georai Madalinoi Step-well, sculpture of Vishnu, Ramlaxman and Sita, Durga, etc. Georai Manmodwadi Embankment and late medieval temple of Khandoba. Georai Mathuri Graves on the hill. Georai Padalsingi Late Medieval Siva Temple Georai Phulsangvi Khandoba Temple, Hero Stone, etc. Georai Pimpalgaon Hero Stone Georai Pokhari Hero Stone and stone mill (Ghani) Georai Sangam Jalgaon Old ruined temple of Siva Georai Shekta Late medieval Siva temple. Georai Sindkhed Late medieval Durga temple and Sculpture of Mahishasurmardini. Georai Susi Stone mill (Ghani) Georai Tandla Ruins of Siva temple, Hero stone and stone mill. Georai Takalewadi (Rudra’s wadi) Stone wheel of bullock cart. Georai Tintarvani Hero Stone Georai Ukkad-pimpari Hero Stone, Stone mill (Ghani) and stone wheel of bullock cart. Georai Wadgaon Susi Stone mills (Ghani)
1988 - 89	Dhulia	In the course of Exploration in the area under submergence due to irrigation projects, Ajit Kumar of the circle notice following sites of archaeologist interest DISTRICT TALUKA VILALGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Dhulia Nandurbar Bhandrapada Mound yielding early historic and Medieval pottery. Dhulia Shahada Vadgaon Mound yielding early historic and Medieval pottery. Dhulia Shahada Vadgaon Ancient mound with Jorwe, Historical and Medieval pottery. Dhulia Sindkhed Wadi Stone rubble fortification microlithic, mound, yielding, Jorwe and early historic pottery.
1988 - 89	Jalgaon	In the course of Exploration in the area under submergence due to irrigation projects, Ajit Kumar of the circle notice following sites of archaeologist interest DISTRICT TALUKA VILALGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Jalgaon Chopda Malapur Ancient Mound, mud fortification early historic pottery.
1988 - 89	Nasik	In the course of Exploration in the area under submergence due to irrigation projects, Ajit Kumar of the circle notice following sites of archaeologist interest DISTRICT TALUKA VILALGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Nasik Nasik Dabargaon Mound with early historic pottery. Nasik Nasik Dhandegaon Mound with early historic pottery. Nasik Nasik Dahigaon Mound with early historic pottery. Nasik Shahada Javada Ancient mound with brick structure and early historic and Medieval pottery, Siva temple (18th Century AD) Nasik Nasik Nikware Mound yielding early historic to Medieval pottery. Nasik Nasik Pimpalwadi Mound yields early historic pottery. Nasik Nasik Sadhagaon Mound yields early historic pottery.
1989 - 90	Ahmednagar	In course of village-to-village survey in Sangamner Taluka, S. S. Parekh of the circle noticed the following antiquarian remains: - VILLAGE/SITE NATURE OF REMAINS Ashwi (BD) Two medieval temple namely Amritesvara Siva Temple and Vithala temple having an image of Vithoba. Residential Building of Destine called Harilbag.Haniswada of the Maratha period built during the regine of Bajirao Pashwa. Quzar (Kd) Ruins of Siva Temple with linga and Nandi of the late medieval period. Umbri Late medieval temple of Siva known as Sankatesvara with Ekamukha linga.
1989 - 90	Beed	In the course of village-to-village in Georai Taluka, S.L. Jadhav of the Aurangabad Circle of the noticed the following antiquarian remains VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Bargaon Medieval step well Jalgaon Medieval Pottery Khandvi Hero stone brass figures in the temple of Khandaoba and Mahishasurmardini and medieval pottery, microliths. Nimgaonwadi Disturbed mounds yielding medieval pottery. Nipani Jawalka Late Medieval Pottery. Pachegaon Small tomb, stone ghani, sati-stone, etc. Rui Two medieval red ware shreds and late medieval Rama Temple. Ranjani Step well Sindewadi Sati stone etc Siras Devi Sati Stone etc.
1989 - 90	Osmanabad	Shri M. R. Dhekane of the circle during the course exploration of submergence area of the Lower Terna Project, Taluka Umerga, noticed a Hemadpanthi temple. It consists of Sabhamandapa, anti-chamber, proper shrine and Pardakhinapatha. This temple dedicated to Siva and datable to 13th century A. D. of Yadava period. The temple faces East.
1990 - 91	Ahmednagar	Ajit Kumar of the circle noticed following antiquarian remains at Sangamner taluka of the district during village-to-village survey. VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Dhandharphal 18th Century temple, memorial pillar and inscription of 14th –15th Century, mound, pottery, etc. Dhandharphal (Khurd) Temple, Late Medieval loose sculpture. Golewadi Mound yielding early historic pottery, loose sculpture of dancing Siva and Nandi datable to 11th –12th Century A. D. Gunijwadi Medieval Pottery. Javalekadlage Early historic and medieval pottery Karhe Chalocolithic, early historic and medieval pottery. Nannaj Pottery, memorial stone datable to 18th –19th century AD. Ruined temples, medieval loose- sculpture of Vishnu and Uma-Maheshvara. Nimbgaon Early historic and medieval pottery. Nimon Early historic and medieval pottery. Rajapur Medieval pottery. Rajapur Medieval pottery Saikhindi Chalcolithic and early historic pottery Sonoshi Medieval pottery Velhale 11th –12th Century AD fortification and step well and late medieval image of Ganesha.
1990 - 91	Beed	S. L. Jadhav of the circle noticed following antiquarian remain in Georain Taluka. During the village-to-village survey. VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Ambal Sati-stone, 18th century sculpture of Mahishasurmardini. Aridhamhasta Stone mill (Ghani) and stone wheel of bullock cart. Bhend (B.K.) Stone mill (Ghani) Hedn (Khd.) Stone mill (Ghani) Chincholi 18th Century ruined Siva temple. Deopimpari Ruins of temple and floating bricks. Dhanora Late medieval pottery Gondi (Khd.) 18th century sculpture of Vithoba (Vishnu) Gondi (Khd.) 18th century sculpture of Vithoba (Vishnu) Kakat-Pimpri Loose sculpture of Vishnu and Goddess Khopati Late medieval pottery. Kumbhe Jalgaon Sculpture of Gorakhnath(?) Manyarwadi Stone mill (Ghani) Malliwadi Donkey stone Mategaon Medieval pottery and stone mill. Marphal Late medieval temple of Siva and Donkey stone. Mudhapuri Stone mill (Ghani) Raj-Pimpri Late medieval pottery, loose sculpture and Nandi Rohithal Stone mill (Ghani) Rokda Sculpture of Khandoba Rameshwar Ruined brick temple of late medieval period Shirata Loose sculpture of Siva Takali Bronze status of Jain Thirtankar datable 18th century A.D. Takadgaon Sati-stone, stone mill, sculpture of Siva-Paravati. Thakar-Adgaon Stone mill (Ghani) Talwada Medieval temple of goddess with deepmala bearing an inscription. Wahegaon Hemadpanthi temple of Siva with a Kirtimukha on outer wall, Vishnu sculpture and copperplate in Modi script.
1991 - 92	Ahmednagar	In the course of exploration of submergence area of Tajnapur left irrigation project, taluka Pathardi, D. N. Sinha of the circle noticed the following antiquarian remains. VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Hanuman Takli A sunned in Roman as well as modi script (18-01-1876) issued on behalf of the Secretary of State in council by the orders of the Govt. in council of Bombay by and under hand and seal of Alienation Settlement Officer. The sunned continued the Inam (of Rs. a per annum) Granted to the Maruti temple by the former (British) Government. Jawakhed-Dumala Deepmala of the medieval period. Jawakhed-Khalsa Mud bastion of the late period, Hemadpanthi Barav of 13th century A. D. and sunned of 19th century A.D. in Modi script with drawings on its leather cover. Kopre A medieval site yielding pottery, terracotta bead and stone dabber. Kasar-Pimpargaon Medieval pottery.
1991 - 92	Ahmednagar	In course of village-to-village survey in Sangamner taluka, Ajit Kumar of the circle noticed the following antiquarian’s remains: VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Aurangapur Mound, pottery and microlith etc. Chinchpur Temple and inscription of 18th –19th century AD and an image of Nandi. Kondu Fortification gateway and Bawadi of 18th –19th century A.D. Mandu Pottery and microliths etc. Nimbagaon Fortification and gateway of 18th –19th centuries A.D. Wadgaon-Pan Temple and inscription in Modi script dated Saka era 1695 i.e. AD 1773.
1991 - 92	Beed	In the course village-to-village survey in Georai taluka, S. L. Jadhav of the circle noticed the following antiquarian remains: VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Antarwadi (Bj.) Stone pillar with images at the base and medieval pottery. Bhojagaon Sculpture of Mahishasurmardini of late medieval period. Chopdya-Chiwadi Early historic pottery, stone ovalish dower. Daithan Sculpture of Vishnu Dhumegaon Hero –stone. Golegaon Natural rock shelter. Hiwarwadi Late medieval pottery. Jategaon Manuscript of Dhyaneshwari, Rukhmini, Svayamvar and tukaram Gathas, etc. Kathoda Three ruined Hemadpanthi temples. One with damaged sculpture of Vishnu and medieval pottery. Katchicholi Sculpture of Ganesh and medieval glass bangle etc. Lukhamasta Sculpture of Krishna in black stone. Pathwewadi Early historic pottery and terracotta fragmentary human head. Rajapur Ghat, Temple of Siva, medieval period. Rampuri Two late medieval temple of Siva. Surdi-Buzurg Sculpture of goddess probably Durga.
1991 - 92	Nanded	In course of submergence area of Lower penganga river project Nanded Shri M. Mahadeviah of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey noticed the following antiquarian remains. VILLAGE/SITES TALUKA/DISTRICT NATURE OF REMAINS Bhampur Kinwat/Nanded Middle Palaeolithic tools. Chinchkhed Kinwat/Nanded Middle Palaeolithic tools. Khambhala Kinwat/Nanded Middle Paleolithic tools and Microliths etc. Satiguda Kinwat/Nanded Middle Paleolithic tools.
1991 - 92	Yeotmal	In course of submergence area of lower Penganga Project, Yeotmal, M. Mahadevaiah of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey noticed the following antiquarian remains VILLAGE/SITES TALUKA/DISTRICT NATURE OF REMAINS Aita Ghatanji/Yeotmal Village is yielded thick deposit of layer nearly 8 to 10 feet in height (Middle Paleolithic and Microliths tools) it is flood deposited mound consisting Stone Age tools of prehistoric period. Other interesting remains of the village are broken (Mutilated) Ganesh sculpture and beautiful Sati stone belonging to the 16th century A.D. Bilayata Ghatanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Chimta Ghatanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools and Microliths. Guda Ghatanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools, modern temple is construction in 1957 known as Siddheshwar. Ghoti Ghtanji/Yeotmal An open pillared mandap is situated on the hill of the village. The linga and mutilated sculpture are kept in the Mandap. The Mandap has 16 pillars probably 18th century A.D. A residential building i.e. wada has been found / noticed belonging to the 18th century A.D. i.e. late medieval, middle Paleolithic tools. Kelapur Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. There is a temple of Siva known as Kaileshwar situated southern side of the village datable to 18th century AD. Khadaka/Khadki Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic and Microlithic, or residential building of 18th century AD is also noticed as well as British and Muslim coins. Kap Ghtanji/Yeotmal A temple dedicated to Lord Siva is noticed known as Kapileshwar. It has also Ghabhara and anti chamber. The temple is built on high platform (i.e. Podium). On the lintel of the temple usual Ganesh figure is carved.  On the ceiling of Garbhagriha and antechamber have a design. The mandap has 18 pillars. In the middle of the mandap bull is kept. The temple may be belonged to 17th A.D. but mandap may be belonged to the 18th century A.D. The temple is quite in good state of preservation. A residential building of the 18th century AD is also noticed. Besides, the prehistoric tools have been found. Kawatha (BK) Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Kawatha (Khd) Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Kapeswar Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Manushdari Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Ratnapur Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Sawali-Saboda Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Umari Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Virul Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Waruda Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Zari Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools. Zaparwadi Ghtanji/Yeotmal Middle Paleolithic tools.
1992 - 93	Ahmednagar	D. N. Sinha of Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of village-to-village survey noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites in Sangamner taluka of the district. VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Ambhore A Siva temple and a Devi temple of Maratha period. Jamgaon Middle Paleolithic tools. An early historic mound yielding pottery shell bangles. Jorwe Chalcolithic pottery and a temple of medieval period. Kahakpur Late medieval pottery. Kanoli Late medieval pottery. Kolwada Three small temples of late medieval period. Nagpur Late medieval pottery. Ozhar BK Late medieval pottery and temple with some loose sculpture of Nandi and Sivalinga. Ozhar KH Late medieval pottery and temple with some loose. Sculpture of Nandi and Sivalinga. Pimparne Some wadas of Maratha period. Siva linga and nandi sculptures.
1992 - 93	Ahmednagar	D. N. Sinha of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of village-to-village survey noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites in Sagamner taluka of the district. VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Hivargaon Pavasa (A)  A small Mahadeva temple of 18th Century A.D. (B)  Khandoba temple of 18th Century A. D. (C)  Another Khandoba temple on the top of the hill datable to 18th Century A. D. Kharad Sporadic finds of late medieval pottery including red ware and black ware. Main shapes are dishes and bowls. Nimagaon Tambi Ruin of mud wall embedded with late medieval pottery. Main shapes are dishes and bowls. Nimbhale Mosque of 18th Century A.D. with graves within the premise. Rayatwadi Sporadic potsherds in cultivated land including black ware and red ware. Main shapes are dishes and bowls. Sirapur Late medieval pottery including red ware and black ware. Main shapes are dishes and bowls. Vaghapur Loose sculpture of Nandi, Siva Linga, lintel and footstone used as renovation of the temple with water. Outlet in form of bullhead carved out of stone. All belong to the late medieval period.
1992 - 93	Aurangabad	S. K. Mittra of Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of exploration noticed an early historic site at village Thakurwadi, Tq. Kannad of the district. The cultural assemblages found there include the early historical pottery consisting of red ware, red slipped ware, dull red ware, gray ware, etc. The type includes thick-rimmed storage jar, globular vessels, carninated vessels, shallow basin, spouted vessels, etc. Some potsherds carries etched and appliqué design. Besides, some terracotta animal figurines, glass bangle pieces, saddle quern, stone pastles, rotary quern, a broken grinding stone lamp and ancient bricks.
1992 - 93	Beed	S. L. Jadhav, of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of village-to-village survey noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites in Georai taluka of the district VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Agar Nandur Marble sculpture of Ram, Laxman and Sita Belgaon Hero Stone Sawaleshwar Medieval temple of Siva.
1992 - 93	Beed	M. Mahadevaiah, of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of village-to-village survey noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites in Georai taluka of the district. VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Gulaj Three late medieval temples datable to 18th Century A.D. Guntegaon Medieval Paleolithic tools (Surface collection) Panchaleshwar (A)       Middle Paleolithic tools. (B)       An early historic mound yielding pottery. (C)       Three pillars of Jaina faith with inscription 16th or 17th Century A.D. (D)       Loose sculpture of Ganesha, Vishnu, Dwarapalika and a Linga datable to 18th Century A.D. (E)       Late medieval of Dattatraya with inscription. In this temple a Samadhi is noticed in the garbhagriha. It is datable to 17th Century A.D. Patharwala Two hero stones probably of 18th Century A.D. Rakshasabhulban (A)       Middle Paleolithic tools. (B)       Late medieval temple of Dattatraya of 18th Century A.D. with inscription in Nagari script. (C)       Late medieval Chattri of 18th Century A.D. with inscription. (D)       Vitthal Sundar Samadhi (grave) of a minister of Nizam Ali Khan of Hyderabad of 1763 Century A.D. Suralegaon (A)     Middle Paleolithic tools. (B)     Remains of a temple datable of 14th Century A.D. including pillars, pillar bases, door jambs, etc.
1993 - 94	Beed	M. Mahadevaiayh of Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of village-to-village survey noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites in Georai taluka of the district VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Bhogalgaon Late medieval loose sculpture of Siva, Vishnu, Chamunda, Bhairav and Naga and some hero-stones and sati stones Borgaon (BK) Microlithic tools, two stone chhatries of 18th Century A.D., a partially broken watch tower of 19th Century A.D. and a mausoleum of 18th Century A.D. Mirgaon Middle Paleolithic tools like points and borer cum Scraper. Remains of a late medieval temple with loose sculpture and architectural members lying around.
1994 - 95	Ahmednagar	D. N. Sinha of Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of village-to-village survey noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites in Sangamner taluka of the district VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Chandanapuri Late medieval Siva temple housing lingapitha. Four old Wadas of early 19th Century A.D. Savargaon Tal Two highly disturbed medieval sites yielding red ware and black ware potsherds. The main shapes are jar, dish and bowl. Zole Late medieval Siva temple housing lingapitha and loose sculpture of Ganesha. A sculpture of Nandi is placed infront of the temple. There is also Ganesha temple of 18th Century A.D.
1995 - 96	Amaravati	D. N. Sinha of Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of exploration of submergence area under Bembla river ecological project, noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites.     DISTRICT TALUKA VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Amaravati Chandur Ghuikhed Samadhi temple of 19th Century A.D. Amaravati Chandur Talegaon-Dashsar Remains of Yadava period such as sculptures and architectural fragments of temple, stepped well, etc. Amaravati Chandur Yerad Mud bastion of late medieval period.
1995 - 96	Beed	M. R. Dhekane of Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of exploration noticed remains of medieval period such as copper plate, sculpture of Lord Vishnu in Betawad town in Sindhkheda taluka at the district.
1995 - 96	Yeotmal	D. N. Sinha of Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of exploration of submergence area under Bembla river ecological project, noticed antiquarian remains at the following sites.   DISTRICT TALUKA VILLAGE/SITES NATURE OF REMAINS Yeotmal Babhulgaon Dabha Small mud bastion of late medieval period. Yeotmal Babhulgaon Pathur Keshva temple, containing beautiful loose sculpture of Vishnu of 12th century A.D. Yeotmal Babhulgaon Pimpal-Khunta Mudgaleshwar temple of late Yadava period (14th Century A.D.)
1997 - 98	Aurangabad	M. R. Dhekane, A.A., D. N. Sinha, A.A. and H. S. Naik, A.A. of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of exploration found blades, scrapers, cores and other microliths of chert, agate and chalcedony. A Linga pitha and some potsherds of late medieval period were also noticed.
1999 - 2000	Aurangabad	a)            As per the instruction of Shri S. V. Venkateshaiah, S.A., the exploration was undertaken on the opposite site of caves at foot of the hill to study the ancient bricks remains. The exploration team was lead by M. Mahadevaiah, Dy. S.A., accompany with V. D. Jadhav, A.A., H. S. Naik, A.A., H. R. Desai, A.A., Sr. C.A., Ajanta, V. R. Satbhai, Photographer Gr. I, and two Monument Attendant of Ajanta Caves. The exploration revealed the remains of bricks structure (size 43x21x8 cm and 40x20x8 cm) seems to be of Satvahana and Vakataka period. During the course of exploration, some potsherds and antiquities collected, which consists of typical sprinkler of Kushna variety, a small bowl, bases of bowls, bases of vase, red polished ware; coursed red ware and a brick cube. The archaeological vestige found shows that this piece of land once inhabited by the Satavahana and Vakataka, when the caves were in religious use. A systematic exploration may throw more light on caves, which may help to co-relate the caves with Archaeological vestige or a digging in very much essential to ascertain the importance of the site.
1999 - 2000	Chandrapur	M. R. Dhekane, A.A. of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of the remains of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain temple are noticed District Nature of remains Bhadravati, Tq.Bhadravati, Remains of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain temple are noticed. The images include Ganesha, Brahama, Vishnu, Varuna and Kubera of Hindu faith. Beside there is a Siva temple of medieval period. To the west of village remains of same Jain sculptures are also noticed. Ghot-Nambala, A medieval Hindu temple datable to circa 11th –12th Century A.D. It consists of ruined garbha-griha, antarala and mandapa. There is loose sculpture of saptamatrika panel on stone is lying nearby the temple. Ghanta –Chowki, A temple of Hemadpanthi style of medieval period is noticed. On plan, it consists of garbha-griha, antarala and porch. Somthana, Remain of an old shrine temple datable to early medieval period is noticed. The only mandapa part is survived at present Chandankheda, Ta. Bhadravati, Loose sculpture Ganesha, Hanuman, Marai, Mahisasuramardini, Haragauri and Vishnu during exploration.  Dhanora Pimpri, Ta. Bhadravati, b)           Remains of two medieval temple, one is Vishnu and other is of Siva.  Manoa, Ta. Bhadravati, A fragment of Ganesha image, sculpture of Haragauri and Siva ling Vanoja, Ta. Wani, A medieval temple called Vanoja devi is noticed. On plan it consists of pillar portico and shrine. The shikhara part of the temple is renovated and white washed by the local people recently Chikani, Ta. Warora, c)            Medieval temple of circa 17th Century A.D. viz. Vithal –Rukhmini and Hanuman temple is noticed.  Waghnaka, Ta. Warora, d)           Remains of aHemadpanthi temple dedicated to Siva. On plan, it consists of, antechamber and pillar portico.   Kharwad, Ta. Warora, A Hemadpanthi temple of Siva circa 12th –13th Century A.D.  Rampur, Ta. Mul, e)            Remains of small Siva temple datable to medieval period are noticed. On plan, it consists  sabhamandapa, antarala and shrine. Vadha, Remains of two temple one is dedicated to Balaji and another to Vishnu locally known as Vithal-Rukhmini temple. Both the temples can be assigned to circle 17th –18th Century A.D.
1999 - 2000	Nanded	f)             H. S. Naik of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during course of exploration a group of temple on top of the hill. Among them one belong to Bhairavi temple and two others are Siva temple, assignable to circa 12th –13th Century A.D.
1999 - 2000	Yeotmal	M. R. Dhekane, A.A. of the Aurangabad Circle of the survey during the course of the remains of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain temple are noticed District Nature of remains Mungoli, Ta. Vani, remains of two temple, one of saint and another is Hunuman, datable to 18th Century A.D. Judga, Ta. Vani,  Remains of a medieval period temple. On plan, it consists of sabhamandapa and shrine. The sabhamandapa is supported by vase and foliage design capitals. It has dome like shikhara with beautiful ceiling.
2000 - 2001	Aurangabad	Under the Guidance of S.V. Venkateshaiah, a team consisting of by M. Mahadevaiah and R. Krishnaiah , V.D. Jadhav, H.S. Naik, H.R. Desai, P.G. Deshmukh of Aurangabad Circle carried out a systematic exploration of left bank of river Waghora to trace out the ancient steps/pathways leads from various caves down to the river. During the course of exploration the remains of the ancient steps/ pathways have been traced in front of caves 1, 2, 4 in between cave 5 & 6, front of cave 7,11,16,17 & 21.  Some of the steps were either missing or damaged due to various human and natural activities.
2000 - 2001	Buldhana	V.D. Jadhav of Aurangabad circle of survey, during the course of exploration in Lonar taluka of District Buldhana, discovered the following sites of archaeological importance.   Site Taluka Nature of Remains Rajur Lonar The remains of Vishnu temple on small hill, near the village and loose sculpture of Vishnu, Shiva, Vyala, etc belong to C.11th – 12th Century A.D. Pimplaner Lonar Small fortress with masjid, Baradari, Buruj of bricks and stone arch gate belongs to Maratha period.
2000 - 2001	Nagpur	V.D. Jadhav, of Aurangabad Circle of survey carried out the exploration of sub-merge area in Nagpur district and discovered the following archeological remains.   Site Taluka Nature of Remains Turagondi Hinna Microliths includes blades and points. Herwa Umrer Microliths includes fluted cores backed blades, burins and points. Pimpalgaon Narkhed Microliths inclues fluted cores and blades
2002 - 2003	Ahmednagar	V.D. Jadhav, V.N. Prabhakar, Vasant Kumar Swarnakar and A.K. Ture of the Archaeological Survey of India undertook exploration to ascertain the distribution pattern of habitational sites around the excavated late Harappan site of Diambad in Godavari valley and discovered the following sites Sl.No. Village/Site Taluka Nature of Remains 1 Newasa (Revisited) Newasa Chalcolithic pottery and T.C. figurine, decorated pillar members, loose sculptures etc datable to 11th – 12th Century A.D. 2 Khadale Paramand Newasa Habitional sites, pillar member belong to later medieval period. 3 Malunje Khurd Srirampur (Belapur) The temple and sculpture of vithal Rukmai datable to 12th Century A.D. 4 Ladgaon Srirampur (Belapur) Decorated pillar members and sculpture of 12th Century A.D. 5 Belapur Khurd Srirampur (Belapur) Medieval habitation site. 6 Lakh Rahuri Stone sculpture of Garuda and fragment of decorated door jamb datable to 12th century A.D. 7 Ambi Srirampur (Belapur) Sculpture of Nandi of medieval period 8 Davangaon Srirampur (Belapur) Habitation site of late medieval period. 9 Pimpalgaon Srirampur (Belapur) Microliths and medieval habitation site 10 Karanpur Srirampur (Belapur) Six hero stones of late medieval period. 11 Nandur (Shingote) Srirampur (Belapur) Two hero stones of late medieval period 12 Rajuri Srirampur (Belapur) Small fortress, a 60 feet stepped deepstambha, hero stone, a small stone chhatri and habitation site datable to late medieval period. 13 Kolhar Khurd Srirampur (Belapur) Two temples of Shiva of late medieval period 14 Chincholi Srirampur (Belapur) Three havelis of brick construction on the stone foundation with decorated wooden doors at the entrance belonging to Maratha period. 15 Gangapur Srirampur (Belapur) Two brick built havelis raised over stone foundation with decorated wooden doors at the entrance belonging to Maratha period. 16 Maudve Srirampur (Belapur) One stone mortar of late medieval period 17 Dighi Srirampur (Belapur) Flakes and microliths were found to the south-westerner side of the village. 18 Landevadi Rahata Medieval habitation site known as Kumbharwada to the north side of the village. 19 Pingalvadi Rahata Medieval habitation site near the village. 20 Ranjangaon Rahata Three brick built havelis raised over stone foundation with decorated wooden doors at the entrance belonging to Maratha period. 21 Vakadi Rahata Late medieval habitational mound known as Pandri Basti to the north side of the village. 22 Jalgaon Rahata The sculpture of Nandi, Durga, Vishnu and Shiva kept near to Mahadev temple datable to 11th –12th century A.D. 23 Gondegaon Srirampur (Belapur) The sculpture of Nandi, Durga and Shiva datable to 11th –12th century A.D., kept near to a modern temple. 24 Kamalpur Srirampur (Belapur) Temple of Mahanubhav sect, said to have built by Ahilyabai Holkar. 25 Bhokar Srirampur (Belapur) Sculptures of Shiva, Durga etc kept near to Mahadev temple, datable of 12th century A.D. 26 Mahakali Vadgaon Srirampur (Belapur) Sculptures, pillar and bracket memebr’s datable to 10th –12th century A.D.  and to medieval habitational mound to the northern side of village. 27 Ekruke Srirampur (Belapur) Late medieval period, dilapidated gateways with bastions and stepped well. 28 Khanapur Srirampur (Belapur) Medieval mound with stone sculpture and loose sculptures of Ganesh, Bhikshatana Shiva etc near Hanuman Temple datable to 10th – 12th Century A.D. 29 Bhamathan Srirampur (Belapur) Medieval habitational mound. 30 Puntamba Srirampur (Belapur) Stone sculpture of Ganesha and Laxmi-Narayana.  The temple of Kartikswami and Laxmi-Narayan with the inscription at the entrance, brick boundary wall around the village with bastions at the entrance and old havelies, Gadhi, all belonging to Maratha Period.   31 Matulthan Srirampur (Belapur) Medieval habitational mound, fortress with stone bastions and hero-stones. 32 Naigavhan Srirampur (Belapur) The medieval habitational site known as Gadhi,  red were pottery and Ring wells on the river bank northern side of village. 33 Somgave Rahata Sculpture of Laxmi-Narayan, Laxmi, Shiva and Ganesha datable to 12th century A.D. 34 Rastapur Rahata The medieval habitation mound, red and black ceramic, fluted core and microliths. 35 Pimpalvadi Rahata Small fortress with stone bastion, entrance and stepped well datable to late medieval period.
2002 - 2003	Dhulia	P.C. Chaudhari, V.D. Jadhav, and D.T. Asar carried out exploration of Hingona Sim, Hingona Khurd and varsus.  All these sites were previously identified as proto-historic, yielding pottery of late Harappan and Jorwe culture.  While at Hingona Sim and Hingona Khurd habitation mounds could not be noticed, at Varsus, a huge low mound roughly measuring 500 m x 500 m was noticed.  The mound is located on the left bank of river Buri a tributary or river Tapti.  The pottery finds include that of Malwa, Jorwe and early historical period.
2005 - 2006	Aurangabad	a.        A chance discovery of brick pathway on the right bank of Guava River near dam was exposed when the gates of the Jayakwadi dam were opened for releasing surplus water. Several local news papers reported this matter. After noticing the information the site was examined and documented.          The exposed brick pathway like structure is oriented in North-South direction. The exposed pathway measures nearly 3.30 meter in length and 1.6 meter in width consisting of brick at edge in English bond. The bricks are slightly included for better slip. Different sizes of bricks were encountered during survey i.e. 59X29X9 cm, 58X30X9 cm and 60X30X9 cm, etc. The pathway extends unto the flow channel and pieces of the bricks can be seen in to the view. Another brick structure was encountered a the surface a little distance away consisting same bricks standing on length side (vertical), which ruins in North-South orientation. The exposed brick structure measuring nearly 2.1 meter in length and 1.5 meter in width and brick measuring 44X24X5 cm. In the course of exploration a few pot shreds were also noticed the main shapes being Red ware represented dish, vase and miniature pots. These structures are the remains of a pathway datable to Satvahana period (circa 1st C. B. C. to 3rd C. A.D.).   +
2006 - 2007	Buldhana	Dr. Manoj Kumar Kurmi, Assistant Archaeologist, has completed exploration of the remaining 23 villages falling in the submergence area under the Jigaon Irrigation Project, District Buldhana. Sl. No. Name of village Longitude  Latitude Taluka   River side i.e. left/ right Nature of remains 1.      Yerli   20°56’53”N 76°27’51”E     Nandura Situated on the left bank of Purna Sangameshwar Mahadev temple situated near the confluence of Gyanganga & Puma rivers. The temple is East facing, Nandi is seated & consists of Shivling with yoni-pitha, made of marble in garbhagriha. A sculpture of Vitthal-Rukmini is also inside the temple, which is of later period. 2.      Belad   20°51’40”N 76°31’ 55” E   Nandura ---Do--- Main shrine dedicated to Pingaleshwar 3.      Manegoan   20°56’N, 76°27’ E Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- It is newly rehabilitated village with a Hanuman Mandir. 4.      Zadegaon 20°56’50”N 76°27’54” E Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- It is another new village falling under partial submergence. 5.      Hingna (Navegoan) 20°56’N 76°27' E Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Hanuman Mandir 6.      Tiwdi (Ajampur)   20°56'N, 76°27' E   Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Pirowa mandir of Dhangar Samaj & Mauli Devi temple of Pardhi Samaj 7.      Adol (Budurk) 20°57'44"N; 76°23'03" E Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Maruti mandir & Datta mandir. 8.      Adol (Khurd)     Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Maruti mandir 9.      Pantonda 20°56'N; 76°27' E Nandura On the left bank of Purna Temple is in two floors, in the ground floor Vitthal- Rukmini mandir & on the top floor Hanuman mandir. 10.    Palsoda 20°56'N; 76°27' E Nandura ---Do--- Garhi & Mahadev & Hanuman mandir. 11.    Hingne (Gawhad) 20°56’N;    76° 27’E Nandura ---Do--- Sonaji Samaj mandir. 12.    Takli Vatpal 20°56'N; 76°27' E Nandura ---Do--- In temple, there are two Hanuman sculptures & a scattered Shivling Temple compound consists of 36 wooden pillars. 13.    Jigaon 20°56’N  76°27’E Nandura ---Do--- The mahadeva temple , is in a dilapidated condition. Hanuman & Gajanan Maharaj mandir 14.    Hingna (Balapur) 20°56’N 76°27’E Jalgaon (Jamod) On the right bank of Purna. Vitthal-Rukhmani mandir. Traditional temple of pandharinath Maharaj 15.    Golegaon (Budruk) 20°56N 76°27’E Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Renuka Devi mandir & Hanuman mandir 16.    Takli (Paraskar) 20°56N 76°27’E Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Hanuman mandir 17.    Takli (Khas)   Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Mari Mata Devi mandir situated on the open-air platform 18.    Golegoan (Khurd) 20°56N 76°27’E Jalgaon (Jamod) ---Do--- Mahadev Mandir 19.    Satli 20°56N 76°27’E Jalgaon (Jamod) On the bank of Ptra-Ullasi (Tributary of river Purna) Hanuman mandir on raised platform with Shivling. Newly constructed Vitthal mandir consists of Vitthal-Rukhmini sculpture 20.    Alampur 20°56’ N 76°27’E Nandura On the left bank of Purna The village falls under partial submergence & contains Hanuman mandir 21.    Mamulwadi 20°56’ N 76°27’E Nandura ---Do--- Hanuman Mandir 22.    Kharkundi 20°56’N 76°27’E Nandura ---Do--- Mari Mata devi mandir built on open-air platform. A Bajrang Bali & Vitthal-Rukhmini mandir. Seven scattered stones on a small platform open to sky on a natural mound known as Marka Mata. 23.    Kodarkhed 20°56’N 76°27’E Nandura ---Do--- The temple of Hanuman raised on platform (open air) known as Maruti mandir