South Indian Inscriptions, Vol. XXXVII: Telugu inscriptions copied 1939 to 1945, ed. by S. Nagarjuna

South Indian inscriptions, Vol.XXVII, ed. by M.D. Sampath et al

The Vishnukundis and their times: a epigraphical study, foreword by T.V. Mahalingam

Sankaranarayanan, S.

ISBN: 9789392556135, 9392556136

The incidental publication of the epigraphical text of Chikulla plates in 1896 led to the marvellous historical discovery of the great Deccan dynasty, the Vishnukundis. This work, designed for the author's doctoral degree examines, the divergent views of the Deccan historians and offers fresh conclusions in regards to the genealogy and chronology of the rulers of Vishnukundis dynasty. Besides, ...

Studies in epigraphy, Vol.1

Deshpande, Brahmanand

On source materials of the history of Maharashtra.

Studies in Indian Epigraphy (Bharatiya Purabhilekha Patrika), Vol.30, 2004, ed. by M.D. Sampath et al

Studies on Odishan epigraphy, ed. by Subrata Kumar Acharya

ISBN: 9788177023671, 8177023675

A study of Indus script

Tanwar, Satyabir Singh

ISBN: 9789383154463, 9383154462

A study of Sanskrit inscriptions in Andhra Pradesh, text with English tr.

Ramakrishna, Dhoolipala

The successors of the Mauryas: 187 BC-319 AD, a political histo y based on coins and inscriptions

Srivastava, Prashant

ISBN: 9788173201738, 8173201730

South Indian inscriptions, Vol.XLIII: inscriptions from Kerala,

A descriptive catalogue of the ancient coins of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh National Museum, by Md. Shariful Islam

ISBN: 9789843390882, 9843390881

A catalogue of coins in the BNM collection from 3rd BCE to 10th CE. This volume of catalogue contains the curatorial data of 500 coins from the ancient period. There are near about 3300 punch marked coins preserved in the Bangladesh National Museum (BNM) collection but most of the coins are still unpublished but only 234 coins have been selected in this catalogue.

A descriptive catalogue of coins of the Bengal Sultans in the Bangladesh National Museum, Part 2, by Md. Rezaul Karim

ISBN: 9789843390844, 9843390849

This volume of Catalogue contains the curatorial data of 370 coins from the Sultani period. It is the 2nd volume of the two whose focus is on the coins issued by the Turkic Sultans who reigned Bengal between 1205 and 1538. The volume indexes the specification of each coin including information on mint, date, denomination and accession number, measurement and weight as well as how and from whom ...

Terracotta objects in Bangladesh National Museum

ISBN: 9789843390790, 9843390792

This volume of Catalogue contains the curatorial data of 515 terracotta objects from the collection of Bangladesh National Museum. These objects were salvaged from different corners of this country. It is the first publication of its kind in this deltaic land of Bangladesh. They include pots, sculptural objects, architectonic art pieces, plaques developed as building material and even household...

Travancore Archaeological Series, Vol.4, Parts 1-2, compiled by K.V. Subrahmanya Aiyar

ISBN: 9788186365724, 8186365729

This most important inscription in this volume is the copperplates of Sri Vallabhan Kodai, are earliest inscription dated in Kollam era issued by the kings of Venad. There are altogether forty six inscriptions in this volume.

Travancore Archaeological Series, Vol.5, Parts 1-3, compiled by A.S. Ramanatha

ISBN: 9788186365731, 8186365737

There are eighty two inscriptions in this volume.

Junnar inscriptions

Gokhale, Shobhana

ISBN: 9788194207627, 8194207622

Uttaramerur: Legendes, histoire, monuments, Avec le Pancavaradaksetra mahatmya edite par K. Srinivasacharya,(in French and Sanskrit)

Gros, Francois et al.

ISBN: 9788189968458, 8189968459

The book is first a resurvey of the famous inscriptions of Uttaramerur, around the sabha of the village and its functioning.

From the Mesolithic to the Mahajanapadas, the March towards Uranization in the Ganga Basin

Lal, B.B.

ISBN: 9788173056390, 8173056390

The 6th-5th centuries before the Common Era witnessed an outburst of urbanization in the Ganga Basin. Cities sprang up with houses built of kiln-fired bricks and oriented along the cardinal directions. Sanitation was taken due care of, with soakage jars, 'ring wells' and public drains. Water-supply was ensured by constructing wells and reservoirs.

Genesis of monolithic architecture at Ellora with special reference to Kailash temple

Parkash, Kushal

ISBN: 9789351711810, 9351711811

This book about the rock-cutting activity of the Hindus starts from the sixth century and the early cave temples are located in Mumbai at Jogeshwari and the nearby island of Elephanta. Monolithic architecture reaches its zenith in Ellora Cave 16 (Kailash), a lofty monolithic temple carved in a huge block of stone isolated from the surrounding hills.

Asoksri: recent researches on archaeology, art, culture and epigraphy, 2 vols., Prof. Asok Nath Parida felicitation volume

ISBN: 9789389381115, 9389381118

This volume contains research papers on recent large scale excavations conducted in different parts of the country like Harappan industrial settlement of 4 MSR (Binjor), District Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan; Neo-Chalcolithic site of Kurugodu, District Bellary, Karnataka; early historic site of Keeladi, District Sivaganga, Tamilnadu; Buddhist site of Moghalmari, District Paschim Medinipur, West Be...