And the Shezeeshwara hero said that the well was dried up and it was getting lacquers around the time of the smell of baruas. The rocket contained a mixture of potassium nitrate, charcoal and magnesium powder.
A 15-member team of archaeologists started conducting this investigation since Wednesday. After three working days rockets were found. Shejeshbara said war rockets are of different sizes, 23 to 26 cm in length. They were stored in a safe place under the ground. The official of the Department of Archeology also said that these rockets will be kept open for the common visitors.
Archaeological officials say that Tipu Sultan used his own technology to create these rockets. It is believed that these rockets were used in the war against the East India Company.
Tipu Sultan was killed in the fourth Anglo-Mysore war in 1799. In the Indian subcontinent, he is considered the pioneer of creating rocket-type weapons. Historians believe that Tipu helped the French army to build these rockets.