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Broschiert. Zustand: Gut. 2., neubearb. Fassung. XIII, 334 Seiten; Der Erhaltungszustand des hier angebotenen Werks ist trotz seiner Bibliotheksnutzung sehr sauber. Es befindet sich neben dem Rückenschild lediglich ein Bibliotheksstempel im Buch; ordnungsgemäß entwidmet. Einbandkanten sind leicht bestoßen; Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 600.…

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Broschiert. Zustand: Sehr gut. 23cm; XIII, 334; Broschiert; Zustand: Sehr Gut, eher ungelesen; * Die Photos sind original von uns erstellt worden, u.a. erkennbar an einem kleinen weißen Stück Papier im oberen Schnitt. Ab und an verwenden Suchmaschinen Verlagsphotos, bei den Portalen selbst, werden aber nur unsere Originalphotos gezeigt.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. "Current Studies on the Indus Civilization, a collaboration between the Indus Project at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature and Manohar Publishers. This book contains four papers; i.e. Dorian fuller discusses cotton cultivation from a archaeological and linguistic point of view. Qasid Mallah writers on archaeology in Sindh. Roger Blench gives us an overview of the languages in South Asia. Shinde et al. present a report on Ghaggar exploration and the excavation at Mitathal, Girwad and Farmana.".…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Nomenclature and geographical features. 2. Exploration. 3. Settlement pattern. 4. Study of pottery. 5. Study of miscellaneous objects. 6. Study of coins and inscriptions. 7. Conclusion: history of the region. References. This is the fifth volume of Current Studies on the Indus Civilization. This is a special volume consisting only of Vivek Dangis work titled Archaeology of the Ghaggar Basin. Settlement Archaeology of Meham Block, Rohtak, Haryana, India. This monograph contains seven chapters, i.e. Nomenclature and Geographical Features, Explorations settlement pattern, study of pottery, study of miscellaneous objects, study of coins and inscriptions, and history of the region. (jacket).…

This is the second volume in the series The book contains four papers ie Quasid Mallah describes the new Harappan sites in Sindh P Ajithprasad writes a report on the Harappan site at Jaidak Pithad Gujarat Farzand Masih describes the Islamic architecture of the Tomb of Shaikh Sadan Shaheed Roger Blench discusses the fruits of Southeast Asia from a linguistic point of view 146 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Carts and wheeled vehicles of the Indus Civilization: new evidence from Harappa, Pakistan/Jonathan Mark Kenoyer. 2. Power circumscribed by space: attempting a new model of the ancient South Asian City/P. Eltsov. 3. Recent exploration in the Chautang basin Jind District, Haryana/Vivek Dangi This is the sixth volume of Current Studies on the Indus Civilization. The book contains three papers. In the first paper, Jonathan Mark Kenoyer, one of the most eminent scholars specializing in Harappan archaeology, writes on the terracotta model carts and wheeled vehicles of the Indus civilization. This is followed by a paper by P. Eltsov, which investigates the history of an ancient South Asian city through the analysis of ancient texts and archaeological data. The last paer written by Vivek Dangi is a preliminary report on his archaeological explorations in the Chautang basin of Haryana. (jacket).…

This is the third volume in the series The book contains four papers Jeewan Singh Kharakwal and others have presented the second seasons report of excavation at Kanmer Kachchh Gujarat in the season of 2006 7 In addition to this main portion of report PP Joglekar and Pankaj Goel have reported on the fauna analysis at Kanmer and Professors Rajaguru and G Deo have contributed a preliminary report on the geological issues in the environment of Kachchh area Moreover GIS archaeology is applied to the Kanmer site by Teramura and others Professor Peter Underhill has given us a paper on DNA analysis of human genetics 118 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. The nine decades of research in Harappan studies have seen a significant paradigm shift from the Punjab and Sindh of Pakistan to Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan of India. This series of publication entitled Harappan Studies aims at sharing updated information and knowledge on the Harappan Civilization, but it does not confine only to 'the Mature Harappan period' in a narrow sense. In order to understand the historical significance of the Harappan civilization, a wider perspective, both in space and time, is required. From this point of view, this publication series aims to gather various viewpoints and information in order to understand how the urban society took birth, how the Harappan Civilization influenced the later history in South Asia and what the Harappan Civilization was in terms of the historical perspectives. Not only the Mature Harappan period but earlier and later periods are also in its scope. The emphasis here shall not only be on the interpretation of the new discoveries but also on the reinterpretation of the already known findings. The present volume, the first of the series Harappan Studies, contains three research papers. The first one is a comprehensive report of the Bara phase of the Harappan Civilization based on excavations conducted at Sanghol. Though the site was excavated by various scholars affiliated to the different agencies but so far no detailed report has come out. This report in the form of a research paper shall open new vistas about this culture about which not much is known. The second paper focuses on the site-catchment analysis of Farmana, an important archaeological site in the Rohtak district of Haryana which was jointly excavated by Deccan College, Pune; R.I.H.N., Kyoto, Japan and M.D. University, Rohtak. The third research paper deals with the study of pottery from Bedwa (Rohtak) from where remains of Harappan Necropolis were found. The authors have not only given a detailed report of the pottery, its classification on the basis of the physical and technical aspects but has also profusely illustrated the details. This paper gives an analysis of the burial practices in the Ghaggar basin.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Harappan settlements in the Ghaggar Yamuna divide/Manmohan Kumar. 2. Excavations at Madina District Rohtak, Haryana 2007-08: a report/Manmohan Kumar, Vasant Shinde, Akinori Uesugi, Vivek Dangi, Sajjan Kumar and Vijay Kumar. This is the fourth volume of Current Studies on the Indus Civilization. This book contains two papers and focuses on archaeological sites in Haryana. The first paper by Manmohan Kumar presents a list of Early Harappan 241 sites. Mature Harappan 145 sites and Late Harappan (840 sites) sites in Haryana including newly discovered sites. The second paper is a report on the excavation at Medina Rohtak, Haryana conducted by Manmohan Kumar and his team in 2007-8. Both the papers are very important for understanding ancient Haryana. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Pastoralism in Late Harappan Gujarat, Western India : an ethnoarchaeological approach/Kuldeep K. Bhan. 2. Archaeological explorations in the Saurashtra coast of Junagadh District, Gujarat/P. Ajithprasad, S.V. Rajesh and Bhanu Sharma. 3. Annual report of excavation at Kanmer 2007-08 and 2008-09/J.S. Kharakwal, Y.S. Rawat and Toshiki Osada. 4. Report on the faunal remains recovered from Kanmer, Gujarat, during the third field season 2007-08/Pankaj Goyal and P.P. Joglekar. 5. Preliminary anthracological analysis from Harappan Kanmer: human environment interactions as seen through fuel resources exploitation and use/Carla Lancelotti and Marco Madella. 6. Ethnoarchaeological study at the Harappan site of Kanmer, Kachchh, Gujarat field seasons 2006-2009/Shahida Ansari. 7. Memorial stones at Kanmer, Gujarat, India/Tilok Thakuria, J.S. Kharakwal, Toshiki Osada and Y.S. Rawat. This is the seventh volume of Current Studies on the Indus Civilization. The book contains seven papers. In the first two papers, Professors Kuldeep Bhan and Ajithprasad both belonging to the M.S. University of Baroda, write papers on their own special topics. The remaining five papers are dealt with the outcome of excavations at Kanmer as followed: a general report by Dr. Kharakwal of Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Dr Rawat of Archaeology Department, Gujarat State Government and Dr. Osada of RIHN; a report on faunal remains by Drs. Goyal and Joglekar of Deccan College; anthracological analysis by Drs. Lancelotti and Madella of Institucio Mila i Fontanals, Spain; ethnoarchaeological study by Dr. Ansari of Deccan College; a report on memorial stones at Kanmer by Mr. Thakuria by Deccan collage and several authors. (jacket). …

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163pp. 82 illus. Lrg. 4to. Wraps.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Prelude to Emergence of Harappans in the Watershed of SarasvatiDrishadvati Rivers/Amarendra Nath. 2. Fish Utilization during the Harappan Period at Shikarpur, Gujarat, India/Abhayan G.S., P.P. Joglekar, P. Ajithprasad, K. Krishnan, K.K. Bhan and Rajesh S.V. 3. Excavations at Khanak, Bhiwani, Haryana (2013-2014 & 2015-2016)/Ravindra N. Singh, Cameron A. Petrie, A.K. Pandey, D.P. Singh, Vikas K. Singh, Amit Ranjan, Sudarshan Chakradhari, Aftab Alam, P.P. Joglekar, Sayantani Neogi and Charly French. 4. Metal Technology and its Socio-Cultural Dimensions: The Bronze Age Civilization in India/Vibha Tripathi. 5. Why the Pieces of Evidence from Sanauli Excavation Represent Late Harappan Culture/V. N. Prabhakar. 6. Explorations in Rohtak Tehsil, Haryana/Vivek Dangi and Manmohan Kumar. 7. A Note on the Recent Explorations of Anupgarh Tehsil, Sri Ganganagar District, Rajasthan/Samunder and Arun K. Singh. The series Harappan Studies is devoted to the study of the Harappan civilization and its contemporary cultures. It covers a wide spectrum of topics, as evident from the present volume, the third in the series, which contains seven papers. The first paper by Amarendra Nath discusses the prelude to the emergence of the Harappans in the watershed of the Saraswati-Drishadvati rivers. In the subsequent paper, Abhayan G.S. and others have discussed the use of fish during the Harappan period. They have analysed fish remains from various sites, including Shikarpur (Gujarat). In the next paper, two seasons' report of excavations conducted at a site named Khanak is outlined by Ravindra N. Singh, Cameron A. Petrie, and their team. Vibha Tripathi, in her analytical work, has explored the sociocultural dimensions of metal technology in the Bronze Age civilization in India. V.N. Prabhakar, based on excavations at the Sanauli site (Uttar Pradesh), where he was personally involved, and later excavations conducted under the direction of Dr. Manjul, raises some intriguing questions. V.N. Prabhakar, through comparative studies of evidence from various Harappan and post-Harappan sites, has concluded that the evidences from Sanauli represents the Late Harappan culture. The next paper by Vivek Dangi and Manmohan Kumar is based on their explorations in the Rohtak tehsil of Haryana. In the final paper of this volume, a brief report of the explorations conducted in Anupgarh tehsil, Rajasthan by Samunder and Arun K. Singh is given. The contributors of the volume include a wide range of international and national experts as also young and budding scholars. The volume would be a useful reference for students and scholars of South Asian archaeology. …

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Monsoon and urbanisation in India and in different regions of Asia/K.N. Dikshit. 2. Archaeology of the Ganga plains: new dimensions/B.R. Mani. 3. Geometric tools and mid-holocene cultural diversity in North Gujarat/Charusmita S. Gadekar and P. Ajithprasad. 4. Pre-Harappan culture of Ghaggar basin: recent perspective/Vivek Dangi and Manmohan Kumar. 5. Lead Isotope analyses of Harappan Silver Ornaments from Kunal/Vivek Dangi, Randall Law and Virginie Renson. 6. Obsequies archaeology of the Harappans at Rakhigarhi: some literary corroboration/Amarendra Nath. 7. Harappan impact on the Chalcolithic cultures of central India: new evidence from Balathal/Vasant Shinde. 8. Mature Harappan lithic objects at Farmana, Rohtak (Haryana)/Endo Hitoshi. 9. Roots of Sorath Harappans: a study based on the re-analysis of ceramics from Padri and its surroundings in Gujarat, Western India/Rajesh S.V. and K. Krishnan. 10. Protohistoric archaeological investigation in the lower Sahibi Basin/Rajesh Kumar. 11. A note on the recent archaeological exploration in Derabassi Tehsil, District Mohali, Punjab/Amrinder Singh and Samunder. 12. Explorations in Yamuna-Hindon Doab/Arun Singh and Vivek Dangi. The present volume, the second in the series on Harappan Studies, incorporates twelve papers on various aspects of Harappan archaeology and allied fields. These papers range from Mesolithic to the historical periods based on archaeological excavations and explorations. The emphasis has not only been on the interpretation of new discoveries but also on the reinterpretation of the already known findings. The papers cover a wide spectrum, from monsoon and urbanisation in India to Harappan silver ornaments from Kunal; and from the obsequies archaeology of the Harappans at Rakhigarhi to the evidence from Balathal demonstrating Harappan impact on the chalcolithic cultures of Central India. No less interesting is the re-analysis of the ceramics from Padri in Gujarat. In order to understand the historical significance of Harappan studies, a wider perspective, both in space and time is required. Thus, in addition to Harappan culture, the volume also incorporates contributions on related contemporary cultures which were either influenced or had an impact on the Harappans. The contributors of the volume include a wide range of international and national experts as also young and budding scholars. The volume would be a useful reference for students and scholars of South Asian archaeology. …

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Current Studies on the Indus Civilization a collaboration between the Indus Project at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature and Manohar Publishers This book contains four papers ie Dorian fuller discusses cotton cultivation from a archaeological and linguistic point of view Qasid Mallah writers on archaeology in Sindh Roger Blench gives us an overview of the languages in South Asia Shinde et al present a report on Ghaggar exploration and the excavation at Mitathal Girwad and Farmana 186 pp.…

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23,5*16,5 cm. OBroschur. XIII, 334 S. 2., neubearb. Fassung 1994. Guter Zustand. K13-5 ISBN 3452226883 Wichtiger Hinweis: Aufgrund der EPR-Regelung zur Zeit KEIN Versand in EU-Länder. Due to EPR, there is currently no delivery to EU-countries. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 650.