The Indian Family: Change and Persistence - Hardcover

The research work based on intensive archaeology field work and exploration data attempts the identity these natural and social productive forces of archaeological settlement of societies in different area and the characteristics features of the ancient settlement at the local and regional contexts. The supremacy of the natural forces has been denied in hid regard., About The Author:- Dr. Parimal Roy, has held research and positions in AustriAlia Canada, Malaysia and India and is currently Senior Lecture in Sociology and Chairperson of Graduate Studies at the School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences, Monash University, Gippsland Campus, Australia. In 1983-84, he was a visiting Research Fellow at Universities of Syracuse, State University of New York at Binghampton and Albany (USA), Toronto (Canada) and London (UK). His major areas of research and teaching interests are race and ethnic relations, family and social networks, inter-ethnic marriage, social change, urban sociology, rural sociology, community studies. Dr. Roy has published several journal articles and monographs in these areas., Contents:- Foreword · Preface · Acknowledgements · Abbreviations · Introduction: Geographical Background · Exploration · Distribution of Settlements · Settlement Patterns · Material Remains · Conclusion · Appendices · Bibliography · Index