Archaeology in the Third World a History of Indian Archaeology Since 1947 by Chakrabarti Dilip K (3 results)

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Condition: gut. IX, 281 S., 25 cm, Schutzumschlag leicht berieben, Einbandecke gestoßen. Sprache: Englisch.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Preface. I. The quest for new Horizons, 1947-73: 1. The beginning, 1947-52. 2. Ancient India 9 (1953). 3. Ancient India 10-11 to 18-19. 3. The publication of Indian archaeology-a review (IAR). 4. Excavations. 5. Other publications. 6. 1966-73: Ancient India 20-21 (1967),22 (1973). II. New issues and perspectives: 1974 to the present: 1. 1974: The publication of H.D. Sankalia's prehistory and protohistory of India and Pakistan and the new researches it is based on. 2. 1975-81: Publications. 3. Emerging trends. 4. 1982: D.P. Agrawal's The Archaeology of India. 5. 1983-89: Major discoveries and studies in prehistory. 6. 1990-2000: Publications. 7. Excavations. 8. An overview of the state of publications in Indian archaeology. 9. Concluding remarks. III. Archaeological heritage management, education and nationalism: 1. Introduction. 2. Preservation of archaeological heritage. 3. The ground realities of Indian archaeological heritage preservation. 4. Archaeology in Indian education. 5. Nationalism. 6. Concluding remarks. IV. Religious fundamentalism, archaeology and the problem of the preservation of archaeological heritage in modern India: 1. Introduction. 2. The case f the Bamiyan Buddhas. 3. The Ayodhya incident. 4. The Aryans. 5. Monuments and religious groups. 6. Concluding remarks. V. The common denominators of Third World archaeology: India as an example: 1. Defining the Third World. 2. The scope of the present chapter. 3. The common denominators of Third World Archaeology. 4. Discussion. Bibliography. Index. Appendix : Towards 281 pp.