The Mw 7.7 2001 Bhuj (Kachchh) earthquake was not associated with any primary surface
rupture, but it produced secondary faulting, folding and liquefaction. This study highlights the …

The early medieval in India (circa 600-1200 CE) exists as a somewhat vague and poorly
defined period in historical scholarship. It is generally accepted that during this time, the …

This chapter argues that site development is a controlled, planned, and materially articulated
strategy that requires community mobilization, craft specialization, and place making that …

Almost every archaeological site in the Indian subcontinent has the remains of shells. It had
been recognized as a major industry during the Indus Valley Civilization, dating back to the …

Onshore explorations around Porbandar on the Saurashtra coast, Gujarat, India brought to
light new evidence on ancient settlements dating back to the late Harappan period. The …

Archaeological sites have been a storehouse of information on various aspects of the past,
including climatic conditions and hydrological characteristics in a particular time bracket …

The study of specialist-produced crafts in South Asia has led to a number of fruitful findings
including the identification of inter and intraregional interaction. Identifying technological …

Important archaeological sites of our investigation include Dwarka, Bet Dwarka, Kindar
Kheda, Pindara, Somnath and sites in Gulf of Khambhat and evidences recorded from these …

Marine archaeological investigations brought to light a large number of antiquities
suggesting active maritime practices along the Saurashtra coast, Gujarat, India dating back …

Chalcolithic Micaceous Red Ware widely distributed in the Bhal region of Gujarat during
2600‒1600 BCE wasfirst reported from Rangpur in Surendranagar district. This ceramic …