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Amanpreet Ganesan
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    Betla’s caves also show early use of iron tools, suggesting the area was on a trade corridor for iron goods. That contrasts with Gidhni Hill, which is mainly tied to tribal warfare and a single strategic point. If you’re planning a day, you could start at Gidhni for the military legend and then head to Betla to see the prehistoric trade artefacts. Does anyone know if the Betla museum has any maps of those ancient routes?

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