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Bannerghatta: A Survey from the Past to the Present

Title:Bannerghatta: A Survey from the Past to the Present
Author:Devara Kondareddy
Publication:Itihasa Darshana / Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore
Enumeration:Vol 8, 1993
Abstract:Sixteen km. away from Bangalore is Bannerghatta, a hill range surounded by stone age and megalithic tombs.The Suvarnamukhi Teertha is a pond must have been the focal point of a huge old settlement.Ruins of monument of the days of Chikkadevaraja Wodeyar of Mysore could be seen. There are 11th century herostones and atop the hill is the Narasimhaswamy temple which is incomplete. The seven- circled fort resembles the structures at Hampi and Chitradurga, a popular centre indicated by the sites nearby like Kasarguppe connected with bronze, Kasavarahalli(gold), Kulumepalya,(furnace)Vajarahalli,(smithy)Kaleshwari(goddess of smiths)might have been a centre of mining and metal work.

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