Barwani, Madhya Pradesh
Sendhwa Archaeological Mounds around Sendhwa in Barwani district include earthen mounds, surface finds, and structural traces suggesting long‑term human activity. The landscape preserves cues of settlement, craft, and small‑scale exchange.
Mixed pottery sherds, worked stone, and reused masonry indicate phases of occupation adapted to local ecology.
Mound clusters: Earthen rises near fields and stream banks.
Structural fragments: Brick/stone pieces pointing to dwellings or storage.
Landscape context: Proximity to cultivable land and water sources.
Field observation, heritage photography, and study of ceramic typologies.
Do not disturb mounds or collect artifacts; leave materials in place.
Seek local guidance for access and respect private farmlands.
Wear sturdy footwear; surfaces can be uneven with thorny scrub.
Nearest Airport: Indore – approx. 150–190 km
Major Railway Stations:
Khandwa/Indore – regional interchanges
Sendhwa – local hub
Access via rural roads; tracks may be unpaved near fields.
Regional buses serve towns; shared jeeps and private taxis are common for last‑mile travel. Mobile coverage varies; carry offline maps if possible.
October–March offers mild weather, clearer visibility, and easier field movement. Avoid peak monsoon when ground is waterlogged.