A letter similar to the Indus valley script was inscribed on the tool.
Amateur archeologist V Narayanamoorthy said he had been informed about a 12 feet high mound near the Dindigul - Karur highway. This site is situated about 120 kms away from Palani and 17 kms from Karur with the Cauvery river flowing in its vicinity.
Narayanamoorthy excavated the site and found a stone resembling a hunting weapon of man lived around 3,500 years ago.
The triangle tool is made of quartz and weighs 216gm. It is 8cm in height and has a circumference of 13cm, according to Naryanamoorthy.
An ancient tool which was discovered in Tamil Nadu
This tool has two blunt ends and three sharp points. The sharp edges were meant to kill an animal in one go.
Another important aspect of this tool is that it has an inscription similar to the 396th letter of the Indus Valley script. The letter has two circles and a line, with the line being slightly out of place. This was another proof for the similarities between the Indus Valley the Dravidian civilizations, according to him.
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