Mysterious marks found in the forest of Goa, people say – These are the signs of the Pandavas game

Carry: Some people have found strange round marks on two big stones in Marli village of Kanagon area of ​​Goa. These traces were found in a small drain named Betalcadlo Whala near Auxiliary Section, a supporting stream of Galgibaga River. Marli is a small part of Poiginim village and its forest connects to the Mangini forest in Karwar district of Karnataka. Both these stones were found in the Mangini forest. There are 45 round marks on one stone and 21 on the other.

I have been looking at round marks since the age of 15
Local tribal 76 -year -old Narayan Puno Gavankar said, “I have been looking at these round marks since the age of 15. Our elders used to call them ‘Gulo’. He believed that when Pandavas came to this forest, they made these marks to play the game.”

Somnath Gavankar, who was involved in this discovery, said, “Local belief that there was a stone statue of Betal earlier, so this place was called Betalkadlo Whal. Although that idol is nowhere to be found anywhere. But people still keep the forest safe.”

According to Geography teacher Devendra Tawadkar, “Most of these marks are round. Some are deep and some are superficial.”

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Such signs were also found in Bicholim and Bardage
Let me tell you that this is the first time that so many cupules have been found on Meta Basalt rocks in Goa. Earlier, such signs were also found in some areas of Bicholim and Bardage, which were linked to the ‘Mankala’ board game. Let us know that these marks of Marli now demand further archaeological investigation. This discovery can open some unheard secrets of history.