Archeology

By Ramyani Banerjee Discovery and a Name That Sings In the dry terrain in the Pranhita-Godavari region near Pochampally, a village straddling Telangana and Maharashtra...

By Anukriti Upreti Ashmounds, the mysterious archaeological remains of South India, behold fascinating local stories and interpretations of the archaeologists. These large deposits of stratified...

By Anukriti Upreti Basgo Gompa, or Basgo Monastery, is a great specimen of archaeological restoration programs conducted by locals. It is a Buddhist monastery in...

By Anukriti Upreti Fossils contain a plethora of information about the Earth, and a lot is still unknown to us. However, there have been several...

P. SANJAY The site at Rakhigarhi was subjected to excavation during the year 1997-98 (Nath 1998), 1998-99 (Nath 1999) and 1999-2000 (Nath 2001).3 A total...

By Ananya Vishnu The Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) stands as one of the ancient world’s most enigmatic and sophisticated urban cultures. While renowned for its...

By Ananya Vishnu Stunning Visuals of the Site of Burzahom (Lakhani, 2022) Unearthing a Neolithic Legacy Nestled within the unique geological formations of the Kashmir...

By Arnav Kala The hydraulic engineering of the Indus Valley Civilization (c. 2600–1900 BCE) reveals profound sophistication and environmental adaptability. From the arid island of...

By Arnav Kala The Harappan civilisation, also known as the Indus Valley Civilisation, is known for being one of the earliest urban settlements during the...

By Arnav Kala The Neolithic Age in India, also known as the New Stone Age period, began circa 7000 BCE. The Neolithic period is characterised...