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 ...

Excavation at the site of Bhagatrav yielded four layers of cultural deposits: the lowermost being the Sorath Harappan, the upper two are medieval, and layer three caps the Sorath Harappan layer. A horn-deity painted dish ...

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 ...

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 ...

Fragments of glass bangles from the site of Sarethi in Uttar Pradesh, India were investigated using laser ablation – inductively coupled plasma – mass spectrometry. This site yielded glass artifacts dating from 200 BCE to ...

Societies are always gathered around a particular object or an idea that serves as its totem and its driving principle. This conscious arrangement of society, especially around an ideal, has been termed in history as ...

Systematic excavations in Lazaret Cave over several decades (1967-2017), directed by Henry de Lumley, identified 29 levels of human occupation recording the cultural transition between the Acheulean and the Mousterian. ...

The age of discovery and exploration (fifteenth-sixteenth century CE) in Europe and later colonisation of newly explored territories by Portuguese, Spanish, Danish, French, Dutch, and British led to extensive mapping/charting ...

In India, the organization of the ancient glass industries that produced, starting around the mid-1st millennium BCE, huge quantities of small drawn beads that were traded both locally and all over the Indian Ocean and ...