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Editors : Dilip K. Chakrabarti, Makkhan Lal
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It is important to reassess, formulate and develop India’s civilizational and cultural imperatives in an increasingly globalised world. The nation?s perception of its ancient history plays a major role in this. The present series on the history of ancient India was conceived with this in mind. The aim is to put forward a nationalistic, factual and objective history of the ancient Indian past in eleven volumes. The cobwebs of certain ideas that we have lived with in the past are critically examined and in many cases found wanting and discarded. The present volume, i.e. Volume II, discusses the post-Stone Age developments, dwelling on a vast array of interlinked themes such as the beginning of food-production, the phenomenon of the Indus civilization in all its regional diversities and features, and finally, the establishment of a ?village India? on the subcontinental level and its transformation into the phase of early historic urban growth. The volume is titled Protohistoric Foundations because these contain the seeds of what we see in the later contexts including the village India that we can still see, despite the impacts of modern socio-economic forces around us.
Weight | 3.360 kg |
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Dimensions | 25 × 16 × 4.5 cm |
Type | Hardbound |
Language | English |
Country of Origin | India |
Year of publication | 2014 |
Publisher | Aryan Books International |
Delivery Time | 3-4 days |
About the Editors | Dilip K. Chakrabarti is Emeritus Professor of South Asian Archaeology at Cambridge University and Dean, Centre for Historical and Civilizational Studies, VIF. He has a large number of research books and articles to his credit. Makkhan Lal, taught at Banaras Hindu University and Aligarh Muslim University. He was a Visiting Fellow in Clare Hall, Cambridge University. He was elected member of the Executive Committee of World Archaeological Congress representing South Asia (1986-94) and also Academic Programme Co-ordinator and Treasurer of World Archaeological Congress-3 (1990-94). He is founding Professor-Director of Delhi Institute of Heritage Research and Management (established by the Government of Delhi) and a Senior Fellow at Vivekananda International Foundation. He has a large number of books and research articles to his credit. |
Content | Foreword ix Editors? Preface xix Part I THE BEGINNING OF FOOD-PRODUCTION AND THE FIRST VILLAGES I.1. The Beginning of Wheat, Barley and Rice Cultivation: Mehrgarh 3 and Lahuradeva ? Rakesh Tewari I.2. Early Villages from Baluchistan to Western Uttar Pradesh and 35 Gujarat ? Dilip K. Chakrabarti Part II HARAPPAN CIVILISATION II.1. Name, Origin and Chronology 87 of the Harappan Civilisation ? Dilip K. Chakrabarti II.2. Distribution and Features of the 97 Harappan Settlements ? Dilip K. Chakrabarti II.3. The Saraswati River: 144 Geographical Literature, Archaeology, Ancient Texts and Satellite Images ? Makkhan Lal II.4.1. Agriculture 171 ? Ranjit Pratap Singh II.4.2. Animals 184 ? P.P. Joglekar and Pankaj Goyal II.4.3. Internal Trade 202 ? Dilip K. Chakrabarti II.4.4. External Trade 207 ? Dilip K. Chakrabarti II.4.5. Metallurgy 212 ? Ravindra N. Singh II.4.6. Ceramics 235 ? K. Krishnan and S.V. Rajesh II.4.7. Technology, Craft Production, 263 Raw Material, Manufacturing Techniques and Activity Areas ? Kuldeep K. Bhan and Massimo Vidale II.4.8. Metrology and Linear 309 Measurements ? Michel Danino II.4.9. Social Stratification and 321 Political Set-up ? Makkhan Lal II.4.10. Religion 325 ? Makkhan Lal II.4.11. Human Skeletal Biology 332 ? S.R. Walimbe II.4.12. Art 344 ? Dilip K. Chakrabarti II.4.13. Seals, Sealings and Script 371 ? B.M. Pande Part III LATE HARAPPAN PHASE 395 ? V.H. Sonawane Part IV LEGACY OF HARAPPAN CIVILIZATION 433 ? Makkhan Lal Part V VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS OUTSIDE THE HARAPPAN ORBIT V.1. Mountains in the North: 459 Baluchistan, Gandhara, Kashmir and the Almorah Hills ? Makkhan Lal V.2. Chalcolithic Rajasthan 465 ? Vasant Shinde and Amrita Sarkar V.3. Chalcolithic Madhya Pradesh 480 ? Vasant Shinde, Shweta Sinha Deshpande and Varada Khaladkar V.4. The Deccan Chalcolithic 487 ? Vasant Shinde, Shweta Sinha Deshpande and Varada Khaladkar V.5. The Neolithic and Chalcolithic 498 Cultures of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu ? Milisa Srivastava V.6. The Neolithic-Chalcolithic of 506 Andhra Pradesh ? P.C. Venkatasubbaiah V.7. Eastern Indian Neolithic- 523 Chalcolithic ? R.K. Chattopadhyay V.8. Copper Hoards and the Ochre- 557 Coloured Pottery of the Upper Ganga Plain ? Makkhan Lal Part VI THE BEGINNING OF IRON VI.1. The Beginning of Iron 567 ? Rakesh Tewari VI.2. The Iron Age in Tamil Nadu 592 ? K. Rajan VI.3. Towards Early Historic India 615 ? Dilip K. Chakrabarti Part VII SITE REPORTS VII.1. Alamgirpur 629 ? Ravindra N. Singh VII.2. Bagasra 643 ? P. Ajithprasad VII.3. Balathal 660 ? Milisa Srivastava VII.4. Daimabad 667 ? Vasant Shinde VII.5. Dholavira 671 ? Milisa Srivastava VII.6. Farmana 683 ? Vasant Shinde and Prabodh Shirvalkar VII.7. Gilund 691 ? Vasant Shinde and Amrita Sarkar VII.8. Hulaskhera 700 ? Rakesh Tewari VII.9. Inamgaon 706 ? Vasant Shinde VII.10. Kalibangan 712 ? Milisa Srivastava VII.11. Kanmer 721 ? J.S. Kharakwal, Y.S. Rawat and Toshiki Osada VII.12. Khirsara 737 ? Jitendra Nath VII.13. Kuntasi 747 ? Vasant Shinde and Prabodh Shirvalkar VII.14. Lothal 754 ? Milisa Srivastava VII.15. Malhar 764 ? Rakesh Tewari VII.16. Mayiladumparai 770 ? K. Rajan VII.17. Narhan, Imlidih Khurd and 777 Other Related Sites ? Purushottam Singh VII.18. Navdatoli 793 ? Vasant Shinde VII.19. Padri 796 ? Vasant Shinde and Prabodh Shirvalkar VII.20. Porunthal 802 ? K. Rajan VII.21. Sanauli 809 ? D.V. Sharma, K.C. Nauriyal, V.N. Prabhakar and Satdev VII.22. Sanganakallu 823 ? Ravi Korisettar and Pragnya Prasanna VII.23. Senuwar 843 ? Birendra Pratap Singh VII.24. Sheri Khan Tarakai 852 ? Cameron A. Petrie VII.25. Sohr Damb/Nal 860 ? Cameron A. Petrie VII.26. Surkotada 867 ? Milisa Srivastava VII.27. Thandikudi 872 ? K. Rajan Contributors 881 Index 885 |
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