Chakravarty badam (6 Ergebnisse)
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Traditional Water Management Systems of India
Kalyan Kumar Chakravarty; Gyani Lal Badam and Vijay Paranjpye
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Towards a sustainable water policy by K.K. Chakravarty. I. Traditional water management systems 1. Traditional systems of water management in Maharashtra/P.P. Dandawate P.S. Joshi and B.S. Gajul. 2. Inamgaon the proto historic irrigation system (with a note by S.N. Raj…aguru)/M.K. Dhavalikar. 3. Traditional Water Systems in the forts of Maharashtra/P.K. Ghanekar. 4. The inscriptional evidence of ancient water management systems with special reference to Western India/Shobhana Gokhale. 5. Water management in ancient and medieval India/M.S. Mate. 6. Water Systems at Udayagiri a search for its meaning/Meera Dass. 7. Pre Mughal Water Supply Systems in the Deccan (AD 1300 1650)/M.S. Mate. 8. The Hydraulic System of some early historic sites of Kalahandi District Orissa/Baba Mishra and Pradeep Mohanty. 9. Water management concept in classical Indian literature/Vijay Paranjpye. II. Traditional water management systems in contemporary times 10. Data on existing traditional water systems in Himachal Pradesh/R.G. Arya. 11. Re charging of springs a revival of tradition/A.P. Joshi and Rumita Gupta. 12. On the need to conserve the traditional urban Water Supply System in Pune/Shubhada Kamlapurkar. 13. Traditional Water Management Systems in Bundelkhand/Sunanda Kirtane and Krishna Gandhi. 14. Ancient waterworks as models for localized water management/J. Manuel. 15. Note on practical field initiatives/U.C. Pandey. 16. Phad System of Western Maharashtra (A traditional method of water harvesting and management by the farmers)/R.K. Patil. 17. Pond systems in Panvel Taluka and their conservation (Traditional water harvesting in Panvel)/Makarand Pendse. 18. Conservation of traditional water supply of Burhanpur Town/S.S. Raghuwanshi. 19. Tanks of Kohlis in Gond Kingdom (Traditional water harvesting systems in Bhandara District of Maharashtra)/Manish Rajankar and Yogini Dolke. 20. Strategies to protect the Dwindling domestic water supply Kutch District/K.C.B. Raju. 21. Ponds in Bhandara District and water management/Manish Rajankar and Yogini Dolke. 22. Reviving traditional water resource development and management in Ramanathpuram District Tamilnadu (with a note by R. Sreenivasan)/G. Vasudeo. III. Short communications suggestions and recommendations 23. Water management in the Himalaya Ganga reconciling interventions and complexity/Ajay Dixit. 24. Suggestions on traditional water harvesting structures/Kamal Saxena S. Ramanuja and Lavesh Kansal. 25. Individual well re charge techniques/K.C.B. Raju. 26. Traditional drinking water resource management as solution towards sustainable systems in hills/Vijay Kumar. 27. Traditional water management practices/Raman Patel. 28. Farmer organizations and organizational and procedural changes (experiences from Maharashtra)/Vijay Paranjpye. 29. Suggestions for overall improvement of ancient water management on government and technical levels/Vijay Paranjpye. 30. Recommendations (with emphasis on the water management systems in Maharashtra)/Vijay Paranjpye. 31. What other said/Gyani Lal Badam. 32. Concluding remarks/Gyani Lal Badam and Ashwani Wanganeo. The book is based on seminar proceedings on Traditional Water Management Systems organised by the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya Bhopal and held in four components at Bhopal Ahmedabad Pune and Bhandara. Apart from presenting history of water management in India from ancient to contemporary times this book brings out managerial legal and financial problems which stand in the way of recycling of local water harvesting structures. Simple techniques of conserving water farmer managed irrigation systems law and policy of water management study of tanks recharging of springs Chalcolitic irrigation in Pune Distt. etc. are some of the topics dealt with in detail. As the theme of the seminar suggests site specific examples of various water management systems have been given from archaeological record and contemporary contexts. This b.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. I. The Himalayas 1. Prehistoric River Valley cultures in Nepal/Gudrun Corvinus. 2. Emergence of early cultures in River Valleys of Central Himalaya/B.M. Khanduri. 3. A note on the Satluj River Valley culture in the Himachal Himalaya/B.R. Sharma. II. Indo Gangetic Regio…n 4. A note on the archaeology and food economy at Charda an early historic settlement in Distt. Bahraich Rapti Valley on Indo Nepal border/G.L. Badam and D.P. Tewari. 5. Mesolithic cultures in the Middle Ganga Valley/V.D. Misra. 6. A history of the development of human cultures in the Tons Valley/J.N. Pal. 7. Ecology settlement pattern and population in the Gangetic plain during Mesolithic phase/J.N. Pandey. III. Eastern India 8. River systems and the emergence of complex society in Orissa an archaeological perspective/Kishor K. Basa. 9. The Tel River Valley Civilization from prehistoric to the pre medieval/Baba Mishra and Pradeep Mohanty. 10. From stone age to early historic recent archaeological discoveries in Kalahandi District Orissa/Pradeep Mohanty and Baba Mishra. 11. Radhanagar and beyond pattern process and structure of early urbanization in South Eastern India/Jitu Mishra. 12. Microlithic culture in the Tarafeni Valley a holistic study/Bishnupriya Basak. 13. Mesolithic and early historic cultures in the middle Mahanadi Valley Boudh District Central Orissa an ecological and ethnoarchaeological perspective/Balaram Tripathy. IV. Western India 14. Palaeolithic cultural sequence in the Sukhi Valley Gujarat/P. Ajithprasad. 15. Exploration in the Lilka River basin in Saurashtra Gujarat a preliminary report/K. Krishnan and Kiran Dimri. 16. Harappan and Harappan affiliated Chalcolithic settlements of Rupen Saraswati and Banas River Valleys of North Gujarat/V.H. Sonawane. V. Central India 17. Geology and geomorphology of Upper Betwa Sub Basin with special reference to the area around Sanchi/A.A. Khan. 18. Faiths and rituals of the stone age people in Chambal Valley/Giriraj Kumar. VI. Peninsular India 19. Continental drift vis a vis Peninsular Riparian System/Akhilesh Choudhury and Sibdas Ghosh. 20. The Upper Palar Basin an archaeological study/S.B. Darsana. 21. Pranhita Godavari River Valley cultures/K.N. Prasad. 22. Early historic archaeology of Tamil Nadu/K. Rajan. 23. The pre and protohistoric cultures and environment of the Kallada River basin in Kollam District of Kerala South India/R. Rajendran. 24. The nation and rivers Cauvery in Karnataka's heritage/K.S. Shivanna and D.V. Devaraj. 25. The Krishna Tungabhadra Valley the protohistoric Kiskindha of the Vanaras/A. Sundara. VII. General 26. Rivers in Adivasi cultures/Narendra Bokhare. 27. River Goddesses in mythology literature and art/P.P. Dandwate and P.S. Joshi. 28. Significance of freshwater molluscs in the Indian Archaeological Context/Arati Deshpande Mukherjee. 29. River Valley cultures at cross roads On the threshold of the second millennium/Vijay Paranjpye and Anjali Paranjpye. 30. Aminostratigraphy and amino acid geochronology a new dating tool being applied to the Narmada Valley Deposits of Central India/Rajeev Patnaik. 31. Concluding remarks/A. Wanganeo and G.L. Badam. River Valleys have been the sites of the oldest human settlements and consequently the cradles of civilization as well as the repositories of the cultural milestones of the mankind. In India rivers have played a predominant role in the temporal cultural and spiritual life of the people through the ages. Several civilizations and associated multi cultures have evolved around them. Many of them have disappeared leaving trails behind them others continue in fully and partly transformed forms. The present anthology of articles on the River Valley Cultures of India is a result of the seminar organised by Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya Bhopal. It encompasses such diverse fields as hard rock geology palaeoenvironment palaeobiological sciences and traditional archaeology. Also studied are settlement pa.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Biographical sketch. I. Dedications 1. Obituary Prof. Shankar Tiwari (1928 1998)/G.L. Badam. 2. (Article in Hindi). 3. A tribute to my father Caverna (Richu) Tiwari (daughter). 4. For my father/Anurag Tiwari (son). 5. Prof. Shankar Tiwari as I knew him/A.A. Abbasi. 6. A tribute…to my Dadaji/V.K. Bajpai. 7. Prof. Shankar Tiwari/M.N. Buch. 8. (Article in Hindi). 9. Note on Prof. Shankar Tiwari/O.P. Mehra. 10. My dear friend and colleague Prof. Shankar Tiwari/B.N. Mishra. 11. (Article in Hindi). 12. (Article in Hindi). 13. Prof. Shankar Tiwari a true friend and philosopher/Agam Prasad. 14. Goodness and grace/Ramayan Prasad. 15. Prof. Shankar Tiwari as I knew him/R.K. Sharma. 16. Unfathomable memories/A.P. Singh. 17. In the loving memory of Prof. Shankar Tiwari A Geographer an Archaeologist an Explorer/R.R. Singh. II. Research articles 1. A brief survey of the rock paintings of Kathotia Distt. Sehore M.P./K.K. Muhammed S.S. Gupta and J. Manuel. 2. Ancient Indian coins in the collection of Prof. Shankar Tiwari/S.J. Mangalam. 3. Archaic rock paintings of Sagar District/S.K. Bajpai. 4. Chalcolithic copper objects from West Bengal Archaeometallurgical studies/Pranab K. Chattopadhyaya. 5. Coins attributed to be of Satavahana King Krishna/Ajay Mitra Shastri. 6. Conservation of rock art examples from Panchmarhi/Meenakshi Pathak. 7. (Article in Hindi). 8. (Article in Hindi). 9. Neolithic Kalimpong/Biswanath Samantha. 10. On the survey of rock paintings/Shigenobu Kimura. 11. Piplya Lorka (Raisen) (1983 84)/O.P. Misra and R.R. Singh. 12. Pre historic paintings of Bebas Valley/Mashkoor Ahmed. 13. Rock Art in Chhattisgarh towards a comprehensive understanding/K.K. Chakravarty. 14. Rock art of the S belt (Based on the discoveries of Prof. Shankar Tiwari) (Translated from Hindi)/Pushpa Tiwari. 15. Rock paintings in Central India and related aspects a summary/Keiko Soda. 16. Shakti temples in Madhya Pradesh an observation/Ahmed Ali. 17. Shiva temple Gandai a reassessment/V.K. Bajpai. 18. Some thoughts about art/Barbara Olins Alpert. 19. Why Deny evidence on horse/J. Manuel. III. Selected works of Prof. Shankar Tiwari 1. Some reminiscences. 2. Rock paintings at Chiklod. 3. Jaora the shelter of the largest rock painting in India. 4. Twenty five years of rock painting exploration in the Betwa source region (a re appraisal). 5. Gupteswara the Hidden Lord. 6. A visit to the subterranean cavern of Kutumsar. 7. Coins and the history of an unknown ancient city of Narmada Valley. 8. Marble rocks of Jabalpur and Bastar Landscape National Parks. 9. Painted rock shelters of S Belt and the Chalcolithic culture of the Betwa source region. Rock Art and Archaeology of India is a commemoration volume of articles compiled in honour of Prof. Shankar Prasad Tiwari a well known and pioneer in rock art research cultural geography archaeology and natural history. He discovered the Kutumsar Cave and vanishing subterranean biological species in Bastar and rock art sites in the Betwa source region. The articles published in this book are diverse incorporating various fields of his engagement including rock art numismatics temple architecture chalcolithic neolithic culture etc in Central India. Also included in this book is a selection of published and unpublished articles of Prof. Shankar Tiwari. The inter disciplinary archaeological explorations on rock art in this book will be useful to students and researchers of archaeology who would like to relate the discipline to other natural and social sciences. This work will be a useful addition to any library or personal collection. 236 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Historiography 1. Kashmir's contribution to Persian historiography/Peerzada Mohammad Ashraf. 2. Some important Sharada inscriptions of Kashmir a socio political study/B.K. Kaul Deambi. 3. Ahad Raza Kashmiri Theory of politics/Manzoor 206 pp.
