The Bronze Age Harappan Civilisation thrived between 2600 BCE and 1900 BCE in the northwestern part of the Indian Subcontinent. The Harappans established robust interregional trade networks, efficiently managing procurement ...

This article provides a review of the state of South Asian glass studies. It presents a survey of the emergent trends, animating questions and new discoveries that currently structure the interpretation of vitreous materials ...

Copper alloys from an early-historic period site Kausambi, Uttar Pradesh, India were studied to understand the manufacturing technology and alloying practices through elemental analysis and microstructural examination. ...

Since mid-second millennium BCE, glass bangles have been an item of mass consumption throughout South Asia. The archaeological community has spent considerable time and energy reconstructing ancient cities with evidence ...

Harappan horn-headed figures are reported from eleven early Harappan and Harappan sites in Sind and Punjab provinces, Gomal valley, Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat, and one Neolithic site in Kashmir. Many scholars have ...

This article draws attention to the glass found in Gujarat, a region of India that, until now, has been poorly studied as far as this material is concerned. Glass objects from Vadnagar, including beads, bangles, fragments ...

Lithological controls on chemical weathering can be better constrained by studying catchments having different lithologic settings in similar climatic conditions. This study compares the weathering fluxes in two small ...

The significance of early coastal maps, from the 16th to the 20th century, as a crucial repository of geomorphological and archaeological data is increasingly being recognised, and their integration in scientific research ...