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Rock art in Orissa
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Pradhan, Sadasiba (b.1955) 2001, Hardcover
presents an exhaustive account of the rock art heritage in orissa documented from 55 rock shelters by the explorer himself.
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Recent studies in Indian archaeology
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Paddayya, K (ed.) 2002, Hardcover
the topics cover prehistory, protohistory, rock art, historical and medieval archaeology, scientific studies, human skeletal biology and dating methods.
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Brahma Sri: researches in archaeology, history and culture in the new millennium, Dr. P.V. Parabrahma Sastry felicitation volume, 2 vols (Set)
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Chenna Reddy, Pedarapu (b.1959) 2004, Hardcover
the 59 papers included in this volume deal with a variety of themes and disciplines such as archaeology, rock art, temple art and architecture, iconography, epigraphy and numismatics, hindu, buddhist and jaina religion and philosophy, indian literature of various periods, folklore, new history and contemporary social issues.
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River valley cultures of India
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Chakravarty, K.K. et al. (ed.) 2005, Hardcover
the present anthology of articles on the river valley culture of india is a result of the seminar organised by indira gandhi rashtriya manav sangrahalaya, bhopal. it encompasses such diverse field as hard rock geology, palaeoenvironment, palaeobiological sciences and traditional archaeology.
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The United Arab Emirates, with a foreword by Abdul Rahman T. al-Ansary
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Nayeem, Muhammed Abdul 1994, Paperback
contents: (i) the physical environment (ii) constituent elements (iii) stone age cultures (iv) subsistence economy (v) settlements and structural remains (vi) funerary architecture and anthropological aspects (vii) domestic and funerary vessels (viii) metallurgy and metallic antiquities (ix) miscelleneous antiquities (x) rock art (xi) foreign relations.
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Panorama of Himalayan art
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Handa, OC 2005, Hardcover
contents: 1. geo-cultural panorama 2. primitive painting 3. rock engraving 4. cup-marks and rock carving 5. indigenous painting 6. folk painting 7. elite art 8. ecclesiastic art
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Art of South India: Andhra Pradesh
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Prasad, B. Rajendra 1980, Hardcover
andhra pradesh is a veritable museum of buddhist art; with amaravati providing one of the finest expressions of indian art. the major rock-cut temples of buddhist and brahmanical affiliation, the temple forms and the constituent elements, together with the development of temple architecture and art, have been studied in detail.
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Deccan traverses: the making of Bangalore's terrain
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Mathur, Anuradha et al. 2006, Hardcover
through drawings, photographs, texts and historic maps, deccan traverses travels this extra-ordinary landscape of bangalore: the beginnings of the survey of the indian peninsula; the battle drawings and route surveys that developed the language of today\'s maps; the introduction and acclimatization of plants from across the world; the intricate culture of tanks; the quarrying a ...
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Excavating painted rockshelters
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Sharma, AK 2006, Hardcover
this book is the result of the excavation carried out at jhiri rock shelters by the author together with the preliminary report on rock art study carried out under indo-french rock art sponsored by indira gandhi national centre for the arts, new delhi.
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Exploring the mind of ancient man: festschrift to Robert G.Bednarik
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Reddy, Peddarapu Chenna 2007, Hardcover
this book offers a major collection of invited papers assembled for the specific occasion of the 60th birthday of australian researcher robert g. bednarik. a large number of indian and international scholars, address the broad spectrum of bednarik\'s interests, and acquaint the reader with many of the specific problems and issues surrounding questions of the origins of culture, ...
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Puratattva: Bulletin of the Indian Archaeological Society, No.36, 2005-2006, ed. by K.N. Dikshit
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2006, Hardcover
contents: articles. (i) nayanjot lahiri: archaeological theory: a perspective from outside the western academy. (ii) d.k. bhattacharya: interpretation in indian stone age archaeology: a reappraisal. (iii) m.k. dhavalikar: aryan agro-pastoralists in the ganga valley. (iv) shweta sinha-deshpande: the interaction networks of pre/early-harappan gujarat. (v) urmi ghosh et al.: inter ...
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