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| Indian archaeology 1986-87: a review
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Joshi, MC (ed.)
1992, Paperback
apart from the material on different aspects of archaeology in the country, it also includes information on investigations of the pre-islamic remains in the maldives and conservation of angkor vat temple in cambodia.
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| Researches in archaeology and conservation
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Mishra, Phanikanta (ed.)
1999, Hardcover
contents: (i) scientific investigations for archaeological remains. (ii) technical investigations. (iii) conservation of museum and excavated remains. (iv) conservation of ancient monuments.
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| Archaeology of north Bihar
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Sinha, Birendra Kumar (b.1952)
1999, N
the archaeological excavations at chirand and chechar in the districts of saran and vaishali respectively brought into light the material remains of the neolithic period which have also been incorporated in the present work.
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| Ancient metal technology and archaeology of South Asia: a Pan-Asian perspective
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Agrawal, D.P.
2017, Hardcover
archaeometallurgy has been situated in the matrix of archaeology. such studies have a meaning only in the human context of the past. all in all it is a book with a different perspective, written without using much technical jargon, tracing the evolution of metal technologies in an archaeological context.
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| South Indian archaeology
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Kamalakar, G et al. (ed.)
2000, Hardcover
the research articles contributed by scholars in the field of archaeology at the first seminar organized by birla archaeological and cultural research institute(bacri), hyderabad, india during the year 1989-90.
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| Marine Archaeology in India
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Rao, Shikaripur Ranganatha (b.1922)
2001, Hardcover
the present publication marine archaeology in india gives a detailed account of the exploration of india\'s underwater cultural heritage during the last decade and a half, highlighting the problems faced by the pioneers in the field, the excavation techniques followed and the results achieved.
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| Sri Subrahmanya smrti: essays on Indian pre-history, proto-history, archaeology, iconography, art, architecture, epigraphy, numismatics, crafts and conservation: Dr. Raviprolu ... (Set)
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2001, Hardcover
...subrahmanyam commemoration volume, 2 vols., ed. by i.k. sarma et al.;;;contains sixty-three valuable papers on different aspects of pre-history, proto-history, historical archaeology, iconography, epigraphy and numismatics.
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| Puraratna: emerging trends in archaeology, art, anthropology, conservation and history: in honour of Shri Jagat Pati Joshi, 3 vols (Set)
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Margabandhu, C et al. (ed.)
2002, Hardcover
contains 121 articles from scholars dealing in pre-history, proto-history, iron age, historical archaeology, medieval archaeolgoy, archaeological interpretations, epigraphy and numismatics, architecture and literary studies etc. as a felicitation volume in honour of shri jagat pati joshi, former director general of archaeological survey of india.
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| Archaeology of Vidisa (Dasarna) region
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Tripathi, KK (b.1944)
2002, Hardcover
deals with the archaeology and cultural history of betwa valley in vidisa region, being the capital of eastern malwa in ancient india.
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| The archaeology and monumental remains of Delhi, with an introduction by B.M. Pande
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Stephen, Carr
2002, Hardcover
the present work contains a description and history of every object of archaeological or monumental interest in delhi; beginning with the site of the semi-mythical indra-prastha, the capital of yudishthira, which dates back to the year 1450 b.c., and concluding with the tomb of the emperor akbar ii, who died in the year a.d. 1837.
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| Prehistoric environment and archaeology of the Krishna-Tungabhadra Doab
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Rao, J Varaprasada (b.1955)
2002, Hardcover
the book carried out a systematic study of prehistoric cultures by using geomorphic, ecological and ethnographic analogy as parametres and reconstructed the cultural process of human occupation from hunter-gatherer to early farming and colonising stage in the krishna-tungabhadra doab.
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