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Catalogue 2018

Agam Kala Prakashan34, Central Market, Ashok Vihar, Delhi- 110 052

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Wonders of Mughal IndiaDR. KAMAL SHANKAR SRIVASTAVA

The present work entitled "the Wonders of Mughal India" an attempt has been made to light the Mughal India - Historical and factual tracing of description, regarding founder and rulers of Mughal period of India. Tracing medieval India's Mughal period History, since the conquest of Babur played the role of a powerful effective but mostly external factor in the East the expansion of Mughal rule went for more than two and half centuries became so intimate that as a result, we find, an Indo-Islamic pattern of society and culture. this book is certainly it fascinates the general readers, students and history-lovers.

2017; size: 23 cmpp: 700, (Illus., maps, Tables & Line Drawing)ISBN: 978-81-7320-174-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,950/-

2018; size: 29 cmpp. 175 (Illus full col.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-175-2(Book on Art Paper)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,950/-

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Glory of Ancient IndiaNEETA YADAV

The present book consists of nineteen Chapters on Ancient Indian History Culture and Archaeology. Keeping in mind the requirement of graduate and research students, I have tried my level best to gather facts from all sources including the published and unpublished works.. The book is having 108 plates on various pictures followed by word index in the end. I hope the work will be useful for history seekers. 2018; size: 29 cm

pp. 280, Illus., MapsISBN: 978-81-7320-177-6Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,950/-

Mughal Imperial Costumes and DesignsPOOJA CHAUDHARY

Present work entitled, Mughal imperial costumes and th thdesigns during 16 and 17 century. This work is meant

primary for the researcher who want to come in the field of Mughal imperial costumes and designs. It will also prove beneficial for the student of Medieval Indian History. This is the reason that this work is not only important for the researchers of Mughal Costumes and designs but it will also facilitate those, working in the field of modern costumes and designs.

2018; size: 29 cmpp: 160, (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-179-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,750/-

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Neolothic Cultures of South IndiaDR. V. SHIVANANDA

The book deals with all the aspects of the Culture like disposal of the dead, domestication of the animals and plants, architecture and the aesthetic wisdom of the people in detail. This culture in South India is associated with ash mounds. In the Archaeological studies of Indian cultures such compilation and analysis is needed. The photographs and drawings used in this book are original in nature. This book is useful to anyone interested in the field of Archaeology and Ancient History study.

2017; size: 29 cmpp. 312 (Illus., Tables & Line Drawing)ISBN: 978-81-7320-167-9

Rs.: 2,950/- Binding: Hard Bound

2017; size: 29 cmpp. 212 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-93-81843-21-5


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igkM+h fp=dyk esa Ükàxkj ,oa lkSUn;Z uked izLrqr iqLrd esa ,d lkS pkj fp=ksa dk ladyu fd;k x;k gS rFkk i"Be~ v/;k;ksa esa foHkDr iqLrd esa ;FkkØe Ükàxkj ,oa lkSUn;Z ds fofo/k igyqvksa ij ppkZ dh xbZ gSA dyk&fo)kuksa] jfldksa] 'kks/kkfFkZ;ksa ,oa fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds fy;s izLrqr iqLrd esa mPpdksfV dks 'kks/k&lkexzh ladfyr gSA

Material Life of Northern India

DR. MOHAMMAD NAZRUL BARI

The present monograph is a result of the comprehensive and scientific study of the Material Life of Northern India between C. 600 BC to 300 BC. The author divides his data into deductions of food habits, construction of house, agricultural activities with the idea of seasonal variations and the irrigational resources exploited, the knowledge of varied technology applied in the making of objects of daily use in metals such as gold, silver and copper, objects of stone, bone, ivory and clay by the people of that remote past make the book worth reading. The book will be highly useful to the research students and scholars working on ancient Indian history, culture & archeology .

2017; size: 23 cmpp. 240 (Illus., Maps, Tables & Line Drawing)ISBN: 978-81-7320-168-4

Rs.: 1,100/-Binding: Hard Bound

Wonders of Sultanate IndiaDR. KAMAL SHANKAR SRIVASTAVA

This book is the first of a projected series of slave (Mamluk), Khalji, Tughlaq, Sayyads and Lodhi dynasties apart from frontier of India and expansion of Islam, Religious mission of Islamic invaders, and Indigenous sources of Delhi Sultanate, emergence of Delhi sultanate. The present book is an elaborate, innovative and in lucid manner, certainly it fascinates the general readers, students and history - lovers.

2017; size: 23 cmpp. 952ISBN: 978-81-7320-171-4

Rs.: 2,950/- (Per set)(Set in 2 vols.)

Binding: Hard Bound

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Early Historic Settlements at Shetrunji River in IndiaASHIT BORAN PAUL

The book is the detailed study of the settlement archaeology of the lower Shetrunji river basinand coastal part of Bhavnagar district of Saurashtra in Gujarat. The Early Historic period of Gujarat in general and Saurashtra in particular was marked by a growth of large and small size towns such as Amreli, Akota and Valabhipur. The main theme of the present volume is the Early His settlements which were located in the lower part of the Shetrunji river basin, i.e. in and around Padri and Hathab. The archaeological importance of Bhavnagar district was established by the some importance discoveries in the field of Prehistoric, Protohistoric and Early Historic archaeology. The Shetrunji river basin and coastal part of Bhavnagar district in Saurashtra played an important role during the Early Historic period (2 nd century B.C.-2 nd century A.D.) as is evident from the excavations at Padri, Talaja Taluka, Bhavnagar District, Saurashtra.

2017; size: 29 cmpp: 268, (Illus., maps, Tables & Line Drawing)ISBN: 978-81-7320-156-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,950/-

2017; size: 23 cmpp. 280 (Illus, Line Drawing) ISBN: 978-93-81843-18-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,100/-

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The Successors of the Mauryas: A Political History based on Coins and InscriptionsPRASHANT SRIVASTAVA

The work is meant, primarily, for undergraduate and postgraduate students, who have offered courses in ancient Indian numismatics and epigraphy. Teacher and student, alike, often find is difficult to locate coins and inscriptions, in their true historical perspective, without some knowledge of the political history of the period of their issue. Unfortunately, in the present day scenario of history writing, where political history has lost ground to socio-economic history, there are few up-to-date works, dealing with the political history of the successors of the Mauryas, upto c. 319 AD.

2017; size: 23 cmpp. 248 (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-173-8Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 950/-

History of Mahayana Buddhism its Art Architecture and Literature in Southeast AsiaSITARAMAMMA JAGARLAMUDI

The work deals with the rise of worship of the Mayayana pantheon like Avalokiteswara, Amitaba, Vajrapani, Manjusri, Prajnaparamita, Tara, Trailokyanatha, Lokanada, Lokeswara huge temples were constructed to these gods all oveer Southeast Asia. Theravada and Mahayana coexisted in these countries from early centuries but from about the 12th century AD. The book will be useful to scholar & student is the field of Buddhist studies.

2017; size: 29 cmpp: 240, (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-172-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3,500/-

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‘Temples of South KosalaJEEBAN KUMAR PATNAIK

The present piece of work is the outcome of the holistic, original documentation and survey of the art and architecture of South Kosala which is one of the interesting and dazzling chapters of Indian art history. Temples of a wide range of varieties were constructed in India during the post Gupta period over a time span of more than a millennium broadly in three varieties, namely nagara, dravida and vesara. The inscription Amritesvara temple at Holal Karnataka speaks of the Kalingan style too. The regional schools of art adopting nagara style came into existence under the patronage of the local ruling dynasties between 6 th -11 th century AD. in the territory of South Kosala. This aspect of cultural history has not received adequate attention of the scholars hitherto.

2016; size: 26 cmpp. 280 (Illus., Tables & Line Drawing)ISBN: 978-81-7320-167-7


2017; size: 23 cmpp. 296 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-93-81843-19-2

Rs.: 950/- Binding: Hard Bound

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Archaeology and Tradition(Prof. D.N. Tripathi Felicitation Volume)

B.R.Mani, I.D. Dwivedi, Vimal Tiwari (Eds.)

Archaeology and Tradition is a collection of articles in the honour of Prof. Tripathi which contains articles on different aspects of History, Culture, Archaeology, Epigraphy, Numismatics, Art & Iconography, Architecture, Philosophy, Tradition, Historiography and other related subjects. The first volumes contains total 27 articles, 20 on archaeology and 7 on epigraphy & numismatics. The second volume contains total 46 articles, 13 Architecture, 13 on religion, 06 on historiography and 14 on general aspects. These volumes are useful to the scholars of related fields.These volumes are useful for all cultural institutions and general libraries in India and abroad.

2016; size: 29 cmpp. 772 (Illus., Maps, Tables & Line Drawing)ISBN: 978-81-7320-169-1

Rs.: 8,500/- (per set)(Set in 2 vols.)

Binding: Hard Bound



Issues in Indian Museum Education: National Perspectives, International TrendsMANVI SETH, CAROL ANN REED

This book reports an important cross cultural dialogue amongst museum professionals in India and the United States. It is anendeavour to bring forth the discussions and deliberations to students, teachers, scholars, educationists, museologists, and anyone who is interested in understanding the Indian Museum Education system and international perspectives on museum education.

(Eds.)

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Indus Valley Seals Navigate Sundarban Tiger

ARPUTHA RANI SENGUPTA

Tiger king worshiped as Dakshin Raya is cohort of the goddess of Sundarbans and the Muslim saints who nurtured early settlements in lower Bengal. In the animistic religion folklore and oral epic is conservatory of medieval epic literature. Tiger is invincible soul of Asia. Through art and literature Sengupta unravels the history of the tiger in the East-West encounter. Tiger at the center of obsessive funerary cult appears in the Indus Valley seals and on the patterned silk of Central Asia and Han China. There is a reason for it; from the Bay of Bengal the tiger crossed the Silk Road and reached Caspian Lakes, Mediterranean East, Sicily and Britain. Capture and transportation of the tigress and the tiger cubs in the Dionysus and goddess cult is recorded in Roman mosaics.



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Jharkhand-Cultural and Archaeological Perspectives

KAMAL SHANKAR SRIVASTAVA

The present monograph entitled “Jharkhand-Cultural and Archaeological Perspectives” Authored by Dr. Kamal Shankar Srivastava, an attempt has been made to trace and to explain the cultural and archaeological aspects of Jharkhand especially related to Chotanagpur and Santal Pargana regions of Jharkhand.

The present work consists of eight chapters i.e., Indian Archaeology Introduction and Historical Approach, (2) Jharkhand-Pre and Proto-Historical Perspective, (3) Ranchi-Chota Nagpur Cultural and Archaeological Perspective, (4) Historical and Cultural Perspective of Santal Pargana, (5) Santal Pargana and Santals, (6) Art and Archaeology of Jharkhand- A Critical Approach, (7) Important sites of Chotanagpur and (8) Important sites of Santal Pargana, apart from detailed bibliography and relevant illustrations. Certainly, it proves to fascinate the scholars of Indian culture and Archaeology and History-lovers.

2016; size: 26 cmpp.296 (Illus.)ISBN: 9

Rs.: 2,450/-

78-81-7320-163-9Binding: Hard Bound

2016; size: 23 cmpp.110 (Illus.

ISBN: 9

Rs.: 900/-

)(Book on Art Paper)


Indian Temple

A. N. KHANNA

The development of Indian temples from almost the fifth century A.D. onwards is a fascinating tale. It furnishes material for reconstructing the religious history of India and also casts a spell on the student of art and architecture. The temple was the spiritual centre from which religious and social life was regulated.

Styles of temples throughout India - Nagara, Vesara and Dravida temples have been explained. Temples from Jammu and Kashmir to Kerala have been described. To appreciate Indian art to the full, one must study the temples that Indian ideas and local genius built in Greater India. This book will be useful to foreign and Indian tourists, general readers, professionals and students.

2016; size: 26 cmpp. 200 ISBN:

Rs.: 1,950/-

(Illus. )978 -81-7320-165-3

Binding: Hard Bound

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Cāmundò āò in Mythology, Art and Iconography

SANJAYA KUMAR MAHAPATRA

Śakti is the Mother of the Universe: the highest primal power. She is the all-pervading, intangible energy principle that propels the cosmos and its endless human dimensions with the life-throbs of activity and culture. The cult of Cāmundā , ..is of considerable antiquity. The book also incorporates the genesis of Śakti cult, sākta pithas of Odisha, origin and evolution of the goddess Cāmundā , survey of Cāmundā , . .. .sculptures found both in Odisha and Indian sub-continent. The work abounds in photographs revealing the variety forms of the goddess which will create interest for scholars and students of Indology, particularly those studying religious art, architecture and sculpture of Odisha in particular and that of India in general.

Ancient Indian Religious Architecture beyond the Sectarian BoundariesPREM SAGAR CHATURVEDI, RAJAWANT RAO, PRAGYA CHATURVEDI (Eds)

The present Volume is the latest endeavour to freshly enquire into the relevance and validity of commonly-held categorizations of ancient Indian religious architecture as Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain, often noticed in the extant standard writings on this genre of the art studies. Thus the Volume provides a new stimulus to the students, scholars and art-historians to take the studies of ancient Indian religious architecture with a new insight and perspective which expose its overall synthesizing and overarching effect that predominantly caused its outflow and evolution in ancient India beyond the sectarian bias.

2015; size: 29 cmpp: 292, (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-154-7Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3,500/-

2015: size: 29 cmpp. 224 (Illus. col.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-157-8Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,950/-

Art of Tantra, Tantricism and Tantric Tradition


Tantra, Tantricism and Tantric Tradition, an attempt has been made by Dr. Srivastava to define, to explain the traditions, modern concept of tantra and to focus and enlighten the tantracism, evolution, development and to describe tantric tradition in simple explanation and lucid manner. This monograph consists of eight chapters, The present book ensures the fascination the art-lovers, especially tantric art and readers of tantric tradition.





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The Kadambas of Goa & Their Inscriptions

The Kadambas of Goa were an offshoot of the earliest Kadamba family of Karnataka viz., the Kadambas of Banavasi who ruled betwten 4th-6th cent. A.D. With the rise of Chalukyas of Badami they lost their imperial status and some members of the family migrated to the different places and served as subordinates of the imperial rulers. The Kadambas of Goa were one such family who were feudatories under Chalukyas of Kalyana and continued to serve the subsequent ruling families also. Though feudatories, they almost enjoyed a regal status with their own administrative system in their jurisdiction which covered Goa and almost the whole of Dharwad and Belgaum districts of Karnataka. Their inscriptions are a living evidence of their contribution to the growth of religion, society and culture of the area.

S.L. SHANTAKUMARI

2015; size: 23 cmpp. 312 (Illus.)ISBN:

Rs.: 1,100/-

978 -81-7320-146-2Binding: Hard Bound

Scientific Preservation of Ajanta Murals

MANAGER RAJDEO SINGH

This book deals about scientific investigation about mural art of Ajanta reflecting two decades of research. This discovery of Ajanta and measures adopted by various art lovers in early 19th Century at has direct impact on its conservation as detailed in the book. The ancient Indian painting recipe and mural art techniques employed at Ajanta has been incorporated in the book. Detailed studies about nature and characterization of mud mortar of Ajanta / Ellora which support the survival of mural art have been elaborated. discussed. The scientific cleaning methods employed at Ajanta for the removal of 19th century shellac coating, soot, dust, dirt etc, from the painted surface has been discussed along with photograph of before / after cleaning activity. The recent cleaning efforts undertaken in the Hinayana cave of Ajanta has been specifically highlighted under unseen Ajanta.

2015; size: 29 cmpp.188ISBN: 9

Rs.: 3,400/-

(Illus. col.)78-81-7320-160-8

Binding: Hard Bound

Excavations in Gujarat

SHIVANADA V. RAO & R.N. KUMARAN

This book 'Excavations in Gujarat' gives a comprehensive history of excavated sites in Gujarat along with the material culture unearthed during excavations. These are otherwise unpublished and a many lies in the doctoral thesis of scholars that are unavailable to others. Gujarat is the only state in India where the archaeological vestiges has revealed the evidences for the First, Second and Third Urbanizations. Besides, the study of the variety of small objects from excavation has helped in understanding the life of the common people which is of enduring interest. All this had added to our knowledge and understanding of the development of the Personality of India.


Rs.: 2,450/-

( Illus.)78-81-7320-159-2

Binding: Hard Bound

Indian Culture and Art: Continuity & Change(Sh. R.C. Tripathi Felicitation Volume)

AGAM PRASAD, PRASHANT SRIVASTAVA (Eds.)

The volumes contain 78 articles coverings a wide range of subjects bringing out “Indian Culture and Art: Continuity and Change” in honour of Shri R.C. Tripathi, a great scholar & beurocates. These volumes on above subjects such as, Ancient Ayurvedic treatment, Dance, Tourism, Higher Education, Indian Culture, Art History, Archaeology, Epigraphy, Numismatics, Conservation, Monuments, Exploration & Excavation, Painting, Modern History, Anthropology, Vedic Studies, Sanskrit literature, Buddhism, Jainism, Religion, Tribal Art, Environment, Humanities & Social Science. One third of the volumes contain articles in Hindi also.

These volumes are useful for the all cultural Institution & general libraries in Indian & abroad.

2015; size: 29 cm,pp. 768 (Illus.)(Book on Art Paper)ISBN: 978-93-81843-16-1

Rs.: 8,500/- (per set)(set in 2 vols.)

Binding: Hard Bound

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2015; size: 29 cmpp. 944 (Illus.)(Book on Art Paper)ISBN: 978-93-81843-15-4

Rs.: 8,500/- (per set)(set in 2 vols.)

Binding: Hard Bound

A Bouquet of Indian Heritage, Research and Management(Dr. Agam Prasad Felicitation Volume)

These are the contributions of renowned scholars in their respective specialised field on Indian Heritage, Research, and Management in Honour of Dr. Agam Prasad, a scholar, publishers & social worker. These two volumes contains subjects such as History, Archaeology, Art, Epigraphy, Numismatics, Conservation, Monuments, Exploration & Excavation, Paintings, Murals, Vedic Studies, Puranas, Sanskrit Literature, Ancient Culture, Modern History, Ethnography, Anthropology, Traditions & Rituals in India, Buddhism, Jainism, Religion,Tribal Art, Humanities & Social Science besides Environment, etc.These volumes are useful for scholars & the general readers.

PRASHANT SRIVASTAVA, SANJAYA KUMAR MAHAPATRA (Eds.)

Cultural Contours of the Vedic and Post Vedic Age

SUSHMA

Present book Cultural Contours of the Vedic and Post Vedic Age. The Vedic period was the cradle of not only the Indian civilization but perhaps that of the entire world. There is a raging debate going on for more than a century and a half for putting this civilization in a specific time frame without arriving at a definite conclusion that may not defy the evidence at hand. The ultimate solution may come from the age old Indian concept of sanatana, the one that does not have a beginning or an end. At least it is applicable to the Vedic culture whose continuity has never been challenged to this day. This book will be useful to scholars, culture & philosophy readers besides the general readers.


Rs.: 1,750/-

78-81-7320-158-5

Binding: Hard Bound

Aspects of Medieval Indian Architecture

CHAND SINGH

This work is a documentation and history of every aspect of the monumental interest in Punjab. It is made an attempt to reconstruct the history of Punjab on the basis of study of monuments. In total one hundred and one monuments have been studied. These monuments are of diverse nature and can be classified as sarai, Kos minar, bridge, mosque, tomb, tank, garden, well, stepwell, palace-fort, baradari, aaramgah and coronation site. These monuments not only give information about the past, they have a utilitarian aspect too. These monuments, which are heritage of the nation, their preservation and attitude of people towards them, reflect the sense of history of the nation.

Profusely illustrated with maps, figures and photographs. The book embodies the latest researches on the subject and will fascinate not only historians, archaeologists, scholars, students but also the tourists.


Rs.: 2,950/-

(Illus. )978 -81-7320-155-4

Binding: Hard Bound

Cultural Aspects of the Life


The present work entitled, “cultural aspects of the life” is an attempt to trace an account of the life after death, which is still a matter of unknown reality. The great conqueror of Greece, Alexander also influenced to expand his message to the whole world, that everyone had to depart empty handed.The monograph includes the chapters of Introduction to ultimate reality, message of Regveda, philosophy of kathopanisad retold, Samkara's Advaita, Unknown realities in Indian philosophy. Doctrine of karma, life after death, Soul after death and Summing up, apart from select bibliography.Dr. Srivastava has given a lucid exposition of present delicate dissuasive cultural and philosophical theme of the life after death which is sure to stimulate further fascination on the present work by scholars, philosophy-readers and the general readers.

2015; size: 26 cmpp. 204ISBN: 978-81-7320-153-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,750/-

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Social Changes under British Crown

SANJAY KUMAR MAHAPATRA (Ed.)

With the advent of British Regime to the land of Orissa, there started proselytizing and reforming activities by the Christian Missionaries which led to the significant change in woman's Social condition, emergence of a native intelligentsia, formation of socio-political associations, socio-religious reform movements and growth of a few urban centers and elimination of rigidity in the caste system. Even these changes were reflected on the contemporary official records, Oriya newspapers, Oriya literature and accounts of the Missionaries. Hence a humble approach has been made in this treatise to highlight the social changes under the British Crown during 1803-1903. This book will be of immense help to the scholars of Modern Indian History as it contains the historical background, development of the educational system, emergence of associations, spread of religious cults and the change of social structure which culminate in the rapid growth of modernization through the evolution of social consciousness.

2015; size: 26 cmpp. 316ISBN: 978-81-7320-150-9Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,950/-

Recent Researches on Indus Civilization and Maritime Archaeology in IndiaA.S. GOUR, SUNDARESH (Eds.)

The Present volume comprises papers presented during the 8th Indian Conference on the Maritime Archaeology of the Indian Ocean Countries held at the National Institute of Oceanography, Goa . The conference was organised by the Society for Marine Archaeology to honour the contribution made by late Dr. S.R. Rao (Founder of the Society) in the field of 'Indus Civilization' and 'Maritime Archaeology' on his birth day i. e., 1st July. The collection of the paper presented here is inimitable. There are new forays in many aspects of Harappan and Maritime Archaeology. The paper ranging from maritime Harappan, food economy, environmental studies, shipwrecks, ancient ports and scientific application for resolving archaeological problems have been included here. It is hoped that the volume will provide readers with some valuable information on the recent researches in the fields of the Indus Civilization and Maritime Archaeology.

2015; size: 29 cmpp: 352, (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-145-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3,950/-

2015: size: 26 cmpp. 220 (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-143-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,950/-

Role of Satellite Sites for the Growth of Arikamedu (As Indo-Roman Trading Station)

ARUNRAJ T.

This book is about the study of importance of hinterland trade centers of famous roman site Arikamedu. Because in the past two decades many scholars have discussed much about long distance trade and the material culture of Roman sites in India including Arikamedu extensively, but they never given emphasis to the hinterland centers of any of these Indo-roman sites. During the height of the Roman trade, these smaller hinterland centers only provided the goods and services including agricultural products needed by the large and busy urban settlements like Arikamedu. The successful method (i.e. Identification of satellite settlements) used by author may useful for young researchers who wish to carry out similar studies with other major roman sites of India.

Sakti in Indian Archaeology, Art, Literature & Philosophy K.S. REGE, SURAJ A. PANDIT, SUNITA JESWANI, RADHA SABNIS (Eds.)

This is a volume comprising of selected papers presented in National Seminar on 'Shakti in Indian Art, Archaeology, Philosophy and Literature'. The volume touches various areas of knowledge as the title suggests. Scholars who have contributed to the book are from various fields like Archaeology, Art, Numismatics, Hindustani Art Music, Cultural Anthropology, Literature, Political science and Philosophy. The book takes the cross section of the cultural reflections of the concept of 'Shakti'. Various forms and aspects of 'Shakti' are discussed by scholarly community compiled in the form of this volume. There total 26 papers contributed by scholars coming from various parts of Indian Subcontinent.

2015; size: 29 cmpp.228ISBN:9

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The Art of Mountain Temples(A Study of Temple Door-Frames of Himachal Pradesh)

SANGRAM SINGH

Based on an in-situ study of the art and architecture of various temples in Himachal Pradesh, the present work is result of an in-depth research in art idioms of the temples in Himachal Pradesh up to the thirteenth century of the Common Era. The development and iconographic features of the temple door frames in Himachal have been compared with their counterparts in other parts of India and the relationship between the two has been discussed to highlight the extension of art idioms from one region to the other. Details of the exquisitely carved doorframes of the large niches in the rock-cut complex at Masrur and the wooden doorframes such as those of the Dakshineshvara Mahadev at Nirmand and Lakshna Devi at Brahmaur have been highlighted perhaps for the first time in this work, which provides a scholarly peep into the ancient art and architecture of this very important region.


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izLrqr iqLrd dksa lEkLr pUnsydkyhu ewfrZf'kYi ds ifjis{; es izLrqr fd;k x;k gSA iqLrd esa lukru /keZ o tSu /keZ dh izfrekvksa dk foLr`r foospu fd;k x;k gSA;g xzUFk fp=dyk dh n`f"V ls Hkh cgqr egRoiw.kZ gS] ftlesa enuiqj ds fHkfŸkfp=ksa dk foLr`r foospu fd;k x;k gSA vtUrk ds i'pkr~ lEkLr mŸkjHkkjr es enuiqj ds fp= vius es rRdkyhu fp=dyk ds vdsys mnkgj.k gSaA tkss viHkza'k 'kSyh es fHkfŸk fp=dyk ds vuks[ks mnkgj.k gSaA ftUgs iaprU™k dh dgkfu;ks ds vk/kkj ij tu lekt dks mins'k gsrw vadu fd;k x;k ftldh mikns;rk vkt Hkh mruh gh egRoiw.kZ gSA ;g iqLrd Hkkjrh; fp= laLd`fr o bfrgkl dks ,d Øe es ykus esa egRoiw.kZ fl) gksxhA

2015; size: 26 cmpp: xvi + 188, (Illus. cols.)ISBN: 978-93-81843-13-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,500/-

Ancient Sects and its Impact on Human Civilization

A. P. SINGH

The latest trends of micro-study in all branches of sciences and humanities have obviously inspired the scholars for detailed study a cultural sects activities in India.

The present monograph is a result of the comprehensive and scientific study of the ancient period ranging from the prehistoric period, Saiva sect, Buddhist sect, Jain sect including Vaisnavism sect, Sakta sect etc.

The work has been very well illustrated with numerous photographs and figures that add to the pictorial value of the book.

2015; size: 26 cmpp.164ISBN:9

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2015; size: 26 cmpp.248ISBN: 978-81-7320-139-4Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,750/-

Sastric Tradition in Indian Classical Dances

CHETNA JYOTISH BEOHAR

The book 'Sastric Tradition in Indian Classical Dances' focuses on textual tradition of performing arts (in the context of dance only). The rules pertaining to the fourfold Abhinaya in Natyasastra and other Sanskrta Laksana Granthas are correspondingly imperative and valid for all the classical dance forms even today. It is well known that our youngsters are much comfortable with English and for them Sanskrta appears to be an alien language, similar is the case with Rajabhasa Hindi. Keeping this in mind and for the benefit of non-Hindi speaking readers and researchers of India and abroad the present work is attempted in English. I hope it will serve the purpose and benefit the enthusiasts.

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Buddhist Art and Culture: Symbols & Significance

ARPUTHA RANI SENGUPTA

Work deal with unprecedented cult images of goddess invoked as Maha Maya (Mega Maia) and Maha Vuhara Devi on the Great Boat (Mahayana) radically transformed the cultural landscape of South Asia. Subject to Influences, Meaning of art correlated with Mystery religions moved eastward from the Mediterranean to reach the gateway to heaven (Torana). The two Volumes examine Late- synthesis in order to create new premises for investigating its Greco-Roman past centered on the powerful impulse to induces descent of the Lord (Bhagavato ukramti) through Immaculate Conception (Dream of Maya) culminating in miraculous Rebirth cornucopia by Alexandrian Situla, Cornucopia and tree of Life .

2013; size: 29 cmpp.560

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Siva in Indian ArtD. KIRAN KRANTH CHOUDARY

Siva’s Iconography is of seminal importance in the history of Indian Art. The present work, Siva in Indian Art, for the first time, presents an exhaustive study of the impact of mythology on the iconography of Siva from the earliest to the 16th century C.E. The author compares the Saiva sculptures of Andhra with their counterparts belonging to the other schools of art like the Pallava, the Chalukya, the Chola, the Rashtrakuta, the Kalinga and others of South India which makes the work authoritative and exhaustive. Further, the study also throws fresh light on the iconographical evolution of different forms of Siva, besides their physiognomy. The forms of Siva are grouped as Nrityamurtis, Samyuktamurtis, Samharamurtis, Anugrahamurtis, Saumyamurtis & Pratyekamurtis. Being a serious research work this is very valuable for the history of Iconography of Siva and serves as a beacon for further research in this field. With over 100 illustrations, this is an essential book for anyone interested in Indian art.


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Mahisasuramardini in Art, Iconography & Cult Practices

DR. SANJAYA KUMAR MAHAPATRA

Saktism, the concept of Sakti, the source of all energies of the Universe plays a vital role in the socio-religious tradition of India since the dawn of human civilization. Mahisasuramardini, the Divine Mother is one of the manifestations of Sakti. She is the most impressive and formidable goddess of the Hindu pantheon. The cult of Mahisasuramardini is of considerable antiquity. Its genesis can be traced from the Vedic literature. The Mahabharat and the Puranas have provided varied but vivid accounts of the origin of the goddess. The author besides emphasizing on the descriptions of the deity as per the Puranic texts, has also discussed the emergence and representation of the goddess who has occupied a prominent place in the sculptural history of India through the ages.

2014; size: 29 cmpp.344(Book on Art Paper)ISBN: 9

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Gleanings in Ancient Indian Numismatics

PRASHANT SRIVASTAVA

The field of ancient Indian numismatics is fraught with a number of problems and debates, like origin and antiquity of coinage in India; introduction of the die-striking mode of fabrication of coins; problems of attribution; identification of deities on coins; the significance of monograms on coins; certain coin denominations; etc. The author has presented, in a summarized manner, some of these vexing problems of ancient Indian numismatics, which appear to defy solution. The solutions proposed may be termed as probable, and not final and universally accepted ones.


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Jh ,l- ih- xks;y th fdLkh ifjp; ds eksgrkt ugha gSA og dq”ky vf/koDrk (ADVOCATE), lekt lsoh] gLrjs[kk fo”ks’kK ,oa izdk.M T;ksfr"kkpk;Z gSA izLrqr iqLrd esa ys[kd us euq’; ds thou ds izfRk] drZO;fu’Brk] nku dk egRo] ekuo /keZ] xhrk dk Kku] lUrksa dh ok.kh dk lans”k] xkWa/kh ds thou dk vkn”kZ ,oa thou esa v/;kRe ds lHkh rRoksa ij izdk”k Mkyus dk iz;kl fd;k gSA ;g iqLrd vkids thou esa v/;kRe ds izfr #fp tkx`fr djsxh A

2013; size: 22 cmpp: 163 (Illus.) (Book on Art Paper)ISBN: 978-93-81843-08-6Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 490/-

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Dictionary of Music Therapy (With an Introduction to Raga Therapy & Therapeutic Ragas)

T.V. SAIRAM

The psycho-acoustic role played by sound and music is well- known to mankind, right from the days of our ancestors who hunted animals and lived in caves for their existence. The archaeological findings of flutes and drums, made of bones and skins of those animals hunted stand as a mute witness in museums around the world. This idea caught fire soon, as people from various disciplines (music, musicology, medicine, psychiatry, psychology, rehabilitation, yoga and spiritualism) started pouring in to experiment at it. As a consequence, what we call ‘music therapy’ is no longer a 'close-your-eyes-and listen-to-music' subject, but is a full discipline incorporating tenets of arts and science, brain and heart, thoughts and feelings, expectations and experiences, illness and well-being and above all the past and the present. It makes an attempt to tackle this multi-disciplinary subject to cater to the day-to-day needs of a scholar or a practitioner in music therapy from all parts and cultures of the world.

2014; size: 23 cmpp.192ISBN: 978-81-7320-141-7Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 700/-

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vki viuh dq”kkxz cqf) ds cy ij lekt esa viuk gh ugh oj.k~ vxzdqy lekt dks Hkh xkSjokfUor fd;k gSA izLrqr iqLrd esa vkius euq’; ds thou ds izfRk mnkjrk] lnkpkj] drZO;fu’Brk] lR;] /keZ vkSj Kku vkSj okSjkX; ds mÌs”k dks lgt #ih vkn”kZ ,oa thou esa v/;kRe ds lHkh rRoksa ij izdk”k Mkyus dk iz;kl fd;k gSA ;g iqLrd ikBdksa ,oa Kkuh tuksa ds thou esa v/;kRe ds izfr #fp tkx`fr djsxh A

2014; size: 23 cmpp: 184, (Illus. Col.)(Book on Art Paper)ISBN: 978-93-81843-10-9Binding: Hard BoundRs. 490/-

The Art of Painting Under the Great Mughals

T. N. MISHRA

Work deals with the Mughal empires babur the last Mughal emperor Bahadur Shah ‘Zafar’. Times to 1526 A.D. to. 1707, The Mughal dynasty in the India was founded by Babur in 1526 A.D. The Book Continuing in four chapter 1. Introduction 2.Great Mughal and their times, 4.Great Mughal and their times, 4. Artist of Great Mughal and their 5. Bibliography and 39 pages colour plates and index. It is a valuable reference book both for scholars and students of Mughal Studies & art Paintings.

2014; size: 23 cm.pp. 134 (Illus. col.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-140-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 900/-

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History of the World(Archaeology, History, Ancient Civilizations, World Religions, Man's Mastery of the Earth & Immortality of Soul, etc.)

A.D. INNES, M.A. ARTHUR MEE, J.A. HAMMERTON (ASSOCIATE EDS.)

Harmsworth History of the World is a monumental work, originally published in 15 volumes in London in 1914, with a wide scope covering details of events faced by the prehistoric and historic peoples from all over the world. The publication is written by the foremost historians of the times and illustrated with 8,000 pictures. The subjects covered include Man and the Universe, the Beginning of the Earth, Man's Mastery of the Earth, Primitive Man, Wonders of the Ancient Civilization, Birth and Growth of Nations, Environment and Life of Nations, Birth and Growth of Jainism and Buddhism, Rise of Christianity, Middle East, Ancient Indian Civilizations, Medieval and Modern India, Sri Lanka, South-east Asia, Central Asia, ancient Civilizations of China, Far East Mesopotamia, Egypt, Phoenicia, Israel, Assyria, Persia, Babylon, and Syria. Other subjects include Age of Islam, Mongols, the Turks, etc. The character of Africa and the native races of the continent have been discussed. Details of the Early Peoples of South and Western Europe, influence of Greece on the World, the story of Ancient Rome and the fall of the Roman Empire have been given.Byzantium Empire, Ottoman Empire, the Armenians, the Huns, the Bulgarians, the Roumanians, the Albanians, the Southern Slav Peoples, the Gipsies, etc., are covered. We also read about Hungary, Poland, Russia and Western Europe. Details of emerging of the Nations are given.

Italy and the Lombard's, rise of the Frankish Dominion, Roland, Hero of France's National Epic, Spain and its conquerors, the rise of the Church in the West, the Land of the Northman Denmark and its Sister States, Norway's rise and fall and Sweden and Finland, are the other topics covered by the eminent historians. Revival of the Holy Roman Empire, the Franconian Emperors, and the triumphs of Barbarossa, the Emperors of Germany, Fortunes of the House of Austria and German expansion of the East are the other topics covered by international specialists.

2013; size: 29 cm; pp.6700 & Illustrated with 8,000 picturesISBN: 978-93-81843-06-2Binding: Hard BoundRs. 2,950/- per vol.Rs. 44,250/- per set(Set in 15 vols.)

Details have been given of the Dark Ages of the Church, Zenith of the Papal Power, and Approach of the Reformation. Chapters are devoted to France, the British Isles, Italy and Spanish

Peninsula. Accounts are given of the Western Europe in the Middle Ages, the British Isles and Trade of the Middle Ages, the Social Fabric of the Medieval World, the Renaissance, French

Revolution, the French Revolution and Napoleonic Era, The Making of Europe, Europe in Revolution and the Consolidation of the Powers.

Chapters have been allotted to the Atlantic Ocean, America before Columbus, Ancient Civilizations of Central America, Native Civilizations of South America, Discovery of America and the

Spanish Conquests, Spain's Empire in America and Independence of South and Central America. Accounts of Colonisation of North America, British North America, the United Sates

Social Conditions and the Social Future in the United States and the World around the Poles have been given. Modern World and its problems, Social Fabric of the Modern World,

Feudalism, Industrial Slavery and Emancipation of Labour have been discussed thoroughly.

There are specially interesting chapters devoted to the Triumph of the Mind of Man, the Survival of the Fittest, Nature and Man, and the Future of Human Race. Even the End of the World,

Life beyond death, Immortality of Soul, how the World will end, and Man's Destiny after Death have been discussed. A comprehensive index has been given in the last volume; this

important work will be very useful to Reference Libraries all over the world. Work deals with Prehistory and history of the world, The Beginning of the Earth, Man's Mastery of the Earth,

World of the Ancient Civilizations, Birth and Growth of Nations, World Religions, The End of the World and immortality of Soul.

Size: 29 cmpp.9,000 (Illus.) (Reprint)(1902-3 to 1936-37+1, Index)ISBN: 978-93-81843-12-3Binding: Hard BoundRs. 2500/- (per binding)(set in 29 Bindings)(Rs. 72,500/- per set)

Archaeological Survey of India: Annual Report (1902-3 to 1936-37)

MARSHAL SIR JOHN & OTHERS

Intensive and systematic archaeological investigations in India commenced with the appointment of General Alexander Cunningham as Director General of Archaeology in the year 1862. With the appointment of John Marshall as Director General of Archaeology in 1902 and the active support of the enthusiastic Viceroy Lord Curzon the situation was bound to change. Marshall taking the cue from a lamenting letter in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society launched the publication of an "Annual" embodying the activities of the Archaeological Survey, so that nobody need wait for the research to be completed to bring out a report. Instead, yearly publication of progress of research was made known to the public so that others also may pursue their own line by research.

Thus the scope of these Annual reports of the Archaeological Survey of India in Marshall's own words "is to be coexistive with the current archaeological operation, the contents will relate first and principally conservation, secondly, to exploration and research and lastly epigraphy. Any fear that the Archaeological Survey of India will relegate to the background the activities other than conservation is dispelled by Marshall by upholding Curzon's ideals viz. "exploration and study of purely Indian remains in the probing of archaic mounds in the excavation of old Indian cities and in the copying and reading of ancient inscriptions..."

Thus the survey is to dig and discover, classify reproduce and describe the copy and decipher cherish and conserve.

This ideal was carried out and reported in his annual reports by Marshall.

The annual report is divided into three main headings namely (1) Conservation of ancient monuments and remains (2) Exploration and research (3) Epigraphy. Thus the section on Conservation includes 'a brief summary of the maintenance work carried out to the various monuments in different regions of the country besides special informative and detailed articles on the repair and conservation of specific monuments. Likewise Exploration and Excavation part would deal in general the work executed in the various parts of the country. Apart from this specific articles on topies of interest are included. Epigraphy is also treated in a similar manner. The Annual Reports are profusely illustrated with drawings plans, elevations and sections besides photographs. Notes on administrative matters and performances are included.

The series beginning from 1902 runs through 1937 with unremitting regularity excepting for four years 1930-1934. All the reports are edited by the then serving Director General. However, the combined Report for 1930-34 was edited by Mr. Fabri, a specialist in Indology.

True to the high ideas and ideals set forth in the first issue the 'Annual' has been an indispensable tool for any researcher be a conservator, excavator or epigraphist or any one interested in Indian culture. For the subjects covered, the articles published and evidence interpreted are so vast, varied, informative and educative that no scholar can afford to ignore. The illustrations-drawings and photographs-are unique in quality and quantity. They are not available any more. Two indices-one by Kaye (for 1902-16 issues) and the other by Hargreaves, covering up to 1929, bound together are a valuable additions.

The present reissue of these Annual Reports of the Archaeological Survey of India by Messrs Swati Publications, with the kind permission of the Government of India is really a boon to Indologists. Bound in attractive and uniform bindings these Reports would be a pride possession.

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2014; size. 26 cmpp. 240 (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-137-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,950/-

History, Archaeology & Culture of Himachal Pradesh

B. L. KAPOOR

Through this book the vast panorama of Himachal Pradesh's history, culture and archaeology have been given an exposure in small measures. The module of its presentation is to keep up the narration separately of its various political units which for time immemorial have been possessing independent identities. In several new publication a hotch-potch technique of amalgamating the history in various political periods is being on the pattern of general Indian History and that have produced more confusion rather than cohesion. The book is largely based on the materials scattered in the various works contained in the bibliography as well as on personal experiences, gathered from the locals during various visitations to the grass roots. There can be no two opinion if we uphold that Himachal Pradesh has an unique attraction amongst foreign and Indian scholars and this book unfolds the treasures of this hilly and mountainous state of our country to them as well to the lay readers.

Art of the Lower Ganges Valley: A Pictorial Monograph

PRASANTA KUMAR MANDAL

This works of art in bone and antler are conspicuous by their absence in Indian Archaeology. In alien countries- especially in Europe they are abundant in home sites of Upper Palaeolithic times. The present monograph deals with varied works of art in bone and antler that hail from Natshal existing in the vicinity of Deulpota near Diamond Harbour in 24 Parganas district, where Upper Palaeolithic stone tools and stone tools of Middle Stone Age have been found. Excellent works of art in the said mediums betraying engraving, carving, painting and clay modeling nicely dealt with in the volume claim to date from the prehistoric times and seem to represent the earliest examples of Indian art traditions.

2013; Royal Sizepp. 152

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2013; size: 23 cmpp.280 ISBN: 978-93-81843-04-8Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 900/-

Social and Cultural Depictions of India C.1700-1850 (The Memsahibs’ Narrations)

SHALINI AWASTHI

The present work Social and Cultural Depictions of India-1700 to 1850 (The Memsahibs' Narrations) relies on writings of these women as invaluable sources in the understanding of the private/domestic domains; of narrations replete with rich descriptive details of the everyday lives of the women in the family/household; their views on gender issues; etc. as these women attempted to establish a microcosm of the family and environment corresponding back home on the distant and alien soil of India.

2013; size. 29 cm.pp. 344, (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-130-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3,500/-

Archaeological Findings from the Homeland of Buddha

PREM SAGAR CHATURVEDI (Ed.)

The Volume is, in essence, a maiden attempt to delineate an updated archaeological profile of a region which has historically been the homeland of Siddhartha, the Gautama, whom the grateful world still reverntially remembers as the Lord Buddha. It provides a comprehensive analysis of historic, protohistoric and prehistoric archaeological findings from the region stretching from Vaisali in the east to Sravasti in the west and from Kapilavastu in the norht to Kaushambi in the south that was frequently traversed by Buddha, The great apostle of peace and compassion, in order to preach his gospels. the region, being at the centrestage for more than a millennium since the emergence of Buddhism and later during the period of Magadhan imperialism, has yielded rich treasuretrove of antiquities relating to historic period which have been freshly interpreted and re-assessed in this volume.

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Pre and Early Harappan Culture of Western India

PRABODH SHIRVALKAR

The book is first of its kind in which the comparative analyses of ceramics have been carried out. The work carried out on Padri and Anarta cultures have made important contributions in the Harappan study of Gujarat. The work done in this book highlights the nature of site and geographical importance of the region and its relation with urbanism and urban processes. This book will be useful for scholar, student and general readers whose interest is a Ancient history, Art Culture and Archaeology.

2013; size: 29 cm pp. 310 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-134-9Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,950/-

2013; size. 26 cmpp. 220 ISBN: 978-93-81843-03-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,500/-

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Hkkjr dh 'kkL=kh; u`R;'kSyh esa dRFkd u`R; dk egÙoiw.kZ LFkku gSA dFkkokpu 'kSyh ls tfur gksus ds dkj.k bl u`R; 'kSyh esa vfHku; vaxksa dk vfèkd iz;ksx gksrk gSA vFkkZr~ vfHku; Hksnkas dk lw{ekfr& lw{e fo'ys"k.k bl xzaFk esa miyCèk gSA

lkekU;r% dRFkd u`R;dkj vk;kpZ uafnds'oj of.kZr ^^vfHku; niZ.k** esa of.kZr vfHku; Hksnksa dk iz;ksx djrs gS ijUrq ;fn ukV~;'kkL=k esa of.kZr vfHku; Hksnksa dk dRFkd u`R; ds varxZr iz;ksx fd;k tk; rks ;g bl foèkk ds fy, ykHkizn gksxkA vkafxd] okfpd] vkgk;Z ,oa lkfRod vfHku; Hksnksa dh dRFkd u`R; esa mi;ksfxrk ,oa egRo dks iznf'kZr djus dk iz;kl bl 'kksèk izcaèk ds ekè;e ls fd;k tk jgk gSA bl iqLrd ds }kjk dRFkd vkSj vfHku; dks ukV~;'kkL=k ds vuqlkj of.kZr fd;k x;k gSA

SIVASRI: Perspectives in Indian Archaeology, Art & Culture

D. DAYALAN (Ed.)

This Birth Centenary Volume of Padma Bhushan Dr. C. Sivaramamurti and Padma Bhushan Shri K.R. Srinivasan is brought out by the admirers and students of them as a mark of reverence to these reputed savants. Their renowned scholarly contribution in the field of archaeology, literature, iconography, art and architecture for more than half a century is well known to the globe. There are twenty three invaluable papers in this volume contributed by galaxy of experienced and proficient academicians' and budding scholars divulging their recent findings and researches in the field of Archaeology, Art, Architecture, Iconography, Epigraphy, Literature, Conservation and History.

2013; size: 29 cmpp. 324 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-133-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3,500/-

2013; size: 26 cmpp. 184 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-131-8 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,950/-

Conservation of Ethnographic Objects

A.S. BISHT

“Conservation of Ethnographic Objects”, an attempt to make available text book for readers who may have some interest in conservation of cultural heritage especially for the conservation students of all the faculties of the National Museum Institute (A-deemed University) and many others from the various museums, Museology and allied Departments of the country and abroad. It will attract conservators, scholars, student and general readers

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;g iqLrd yxHkx lHkh èkeks± ls lEcfUèkr izkphu ewfrZ;ksa dk laxzg gSA blesa ckS¼ ,oa tSu èkeks± ls lEcfUèkr izfrekvksa ds lkFk&lkFk oS".kksa èkeZ dh ewfrZ;ksa dk fooj.k gSa] ftuesa vfèkdka'k fo".kq dh izfrek,a gSaA blds vfrfjDr iqLrd esa ns vU; vklu dh ewfrZ;ksa dk Hkh yxHkx iw.kZ:isa.k fooj.k gSA fo".kq ewfrZ;ksa dh lkekU; fo'ks"krkvksa esa eq[;r% vklu] eqæk] vk;qèk] oL=kkHkw"k.k ,oa budh 'kfDr dk mYys[k gSA fo'o:i fo".kq] oSdq.B fo".kq vkSj n'kkorkj dh ewfrZ;ksa tSls& eRL;] dweZ] ojkg] jke] d`".k bR;kfn foLrh.kZ o.kZu gSa ;g iqLrd u dsoy fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds fy, vfirq vU; vè;srkvksa ds fy, Hkh lkFkZd fl¼ gksxhA

’S Traditions Through the Agesaiva

A.P. SINGH

Siva Mahadeva has been worshiped for thousand of years as the great God of India. His cult extended from the homeland of the Sakas in Central Asia to Kanya Kumari. It has been a rather of extreme happiness for us to gain an insight into the mysteries to Saiva philosophy as limited not to Cosmic lubrication but yoga and spiritual sadhana for the control of puaranic energy. The present work dealing with varous aspects and forms of Siva and Sakti of Hindu Iconography. The present work may be helpful to the readers having great faith on Siva. The work has been very well illustrated with numerous photographs and figures that add to pictorial value of the book.

2012; size: 29 cmpp. 152, (Illus. col.) (Book on Art paper)ISBN: 978-81-7320-120-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,500/-

2013; size. 29 cm.pp. xxii+282 (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-132-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,950/-

The Sculptural Art of Amaravati

JYOTI ROHILLA RANA

The book, The Sculptural Art of Amaravati, is an innovative study of the sculptural art of Amaravati as a centre of art activities and a pilgrimage centre, which promoted the glory of Indian Buddhism in the south. The book gives an introduction to Amaravati, its geographical setting, historical and political background of the Satavahanas and Iksvakus, followed by the discovery of maha-caitya and the site existing today. While comparing other stupas of northern India (e.g. Bharhut and Sañci) the stupa and its architecture in Andhradesa is discussed in terms of evolution and changes in style and structure emphasizing stylistic differences, and material and technique used in the sculptural representation. This book will be useful to scholar & students is the field of Ancient History, Sculptural Art and Archaeology.

2012; size: 29 cmpp. 182 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-112-7Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,500/-

History & Heritage of Orchha Bundelkhand

NEETA YADAV

This scholarly work throws light on the artistic, military and medicinal history of Orchha in Bundelkhand. The whole area is rich in antiquarian wealth and presents the glimpses of cultural advancements in the shape of monuments, sculptures, paintings, inscriptions etc. The monuments and wall paintings of Orchha are worth mentioning. The symmetry of the Cenotaphs, the majestic Jahangir Mahal, Octagonal flower beds, gardens etc. are extraordinary, to say the least.

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Goddess Worship in the Western Himalayas

DEEPAK RAWAT

The present work dwells upon various aspects of the Goddess worship in the region and presents an analytical study of the finer points such as the mainstream worship and the local rituals performed in connection with the goddess worship in various parts of Himachal Pradesh. It also takes a stock of the antiquity of the goddess temples such as those of Brahmaur and Chatrari in Chamba district, which date back to the seventh century CE, and the development of the Devi temple architecture up to c. 1200 CE. The images of goddess in her various forms, especially as Mahishasuramardini such as the exquisite brass images of Lakshana Devi, Sakti Devi, Hatesvari and others have been minutely studied to trace the development of tradition as well as iconography.

2012; size: 23 cmpp. 384 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-93-81843-00-0 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 950/-

Merger of Sikkim: A New Perspective

Sikkim, a state in North East of India has always been a state of rich cultural and political history. This book is an attempt to understand geo-political situation, area's vulnerability and important strategic geographical position. The focus is on the comprehensive coverage of all the social, economic, political and strategic aspects. It unfolds various issue related to Merger of Sikkim-domestic and international as well as China's objections over it and aggressive clamour of its people for joining the main stream of democratic India. This book is an attempt to consider all the factors with a fresh perspective.

SEFALI RAIZADA

Numismatic Gleanings

DEVENDRA HANDA & MAJOR M.K. GUPTA

The present work contains thirty-three articles of the authors on some unique, interesting and significant coins and sigils which throw flashes of light on various aspects of the history, culture, religion, art, economy, trade and commerce, science and technology of the people of India in different periods of its long history. This book is useful for scholars, student and general readers whose interest in Numismatics, Ancient History and Art.



Women in Buddhist Art

VINAY KUMAR RAO

The over-arching period of the 2nd century BC to 3rd century AD witnessed the development of Buddhism in India. The period is well known for the growth and development of Buddhist art and architecture and one is able to get a glimpse of contemporary society going through these art forms. Women are an integral part of a society and the position and role of women is a pre-requisite to define the humbleness and harmony of any society. No society can be regarded as civilised and cultured in true sense without acknowledging the status and dignity of women.

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Ancient Bronzes: History, Metallurgy, Corrosion and Conservation

UMA SHANKAR LAL & SHYAM NARAIN

The work deals with metal conservators, engineers, conservation scientist, metal sculptors, and students striving to acquire some back ground and perspective on this subject. Conservation especially remedial conservation of the ancient bronzes is one of the major challenges of our time for metal conservators. However a random survey indicates that there is hardly a book, which covers from history of bronzes to philosophy and conservation of ancient bronzes including techniques of casting, deterioration, metallography, characterization and identification of elements and compounds of ancient bronzes for understanding the type and level of decay of metals.

2012; size: 26 cmpp. 206ISBN:9

Rs.: 1,750/-

(Illus.)78-81-7320-122-6

Binding: Hard Bound

Statistics and Archaeology

ASHOKA K. MISHRA

This trailblazing book attempts to renovate and redirect

archaeology by shifting it from a particularistic to a

scientific foundation as an interdisciplinary discipline.

Archaeology in the past decade, faces a massive shift in

its research objectives, more and more of which can be

reached only by building sophisticated systems models

and applying quantitative methods in the analysis of

artifactual data by statistical methods in studying how

culture developed (cultural process) and with exploring

relationship between environment and culture.


Communication and Education in Indian Museums

MANVI SETH

The book traces the journey of Indian museums from the colonial to the present era pointing towards the changes in social perception of the museum and the evolution of its public service functions. It focuses primarily on art and archaeology Museums and their connection to the communication strategies. This book is an enquiry into methodology, interrelation and integration of the three independent yet connected fields of the Museology discipline, the Museum profession and the Communication science. It evaluates the working relationship of the museum profession and the discipline of Museology in Indian. The book emphasizes the need for a communication policy for Indian Art and Archaeology Museums with reference to revised vision, goals and aims as per the needs of Indian Visitors.

2012; size 29 cm pp. 171 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-128-8Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,450/-

2012; size. 23 cm.pp. 352, (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-905984-7-7Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 950/-

Ekè; Hkkjr dh xqtZj&izfrgkj dyk

latho f=kosnh

eè; Hkkjr ewfrZdyk ,oa LFkkiR; dyk dh n`f"V ls Hkkjrh; dyk txr esa viuk fof'k"V LFkku j[krk gSA ;g {ks=k izkphu dky ls gh dyk ,oa laLd`fr dh n`f"V ls vr;Ur le`¼ jgk gSA bl {ks=k dh fp=kdyk] LFkkiR; dyk ,oa ewfrZdyk vkfn dk vè;;u le;≤ ij fo}kuksa }kjk fd;k x;k] ijUrq vHkh Hkh vusd ,sls i{k gSa] ftudk lkaxksikax vè;;u ugha gks ik;k gSA blh dks è;ku esa j[krs gq, eè; Hkkjr dh xqtZj izfrgkj dky dh LFkkiR; dyk ,oa ewfrZdyk dk foospukRed vè;;u bl iqLrd ds :i esa izLrqr fd;k x;kA

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Encyclopaedia of Indian Coins

PRASHANT SRIVASTAVA

This book deals with the fact that coins form an important source of the history of ancient India; in fact, for certain periods, like those of the Indo-Greeks, the ’Saka -Pahlavas, and the Western Kshatrapas, monetary issues are almost the only source of our information. This is followed by the A-Z encyclopaedia. An attempt has been made to illustrate the Encyclopaedia with photographs of some important monetary issues, in the body of the A-Z encyclopaedia itself. An Appendix, 'More About Some Issuers and Devices', and a Select Bibliography are given at the end.

2012; size 29 cm pp. xvi, 598 (with Illus. col.) (Book on Art Paper)ISBN: 978-81-7320-118-9Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 6,500/- per set (set in two vols.)

eqxy fp=kdyk (Mughal Paintings)

iQjgk nhck

izLrqr xzaFk eqxy fp=kdyk ds fofoèk vk;keksa ,oa rRdkyhu lekt ds fofHkUu igyqvksa dks lekfgr gSaA iqLrd esa eqxy dkyhu lkekftd fp=kksa] njckjh fp=k.k] vk[ksV fp=k.k] O;fDr fp=k.k ,oa i'kq&i{kh fp=k.k dh foLr`r tkudkjh nh x;h gSA lkFk gh crk;k x;k gS fd eqxy fp=kdyk esa fdl izdkj fons'kh rRoksa dk lekos'k gqvk rFkk fdl izdkj eqxy fp=kdyk ,d ubZ fo|k ds :i esa fodflr gqbZ] ,oa eqxy fp=kksa dks fpf=kr djus dh rduhd ,oa lkexzh eqxy dkyhu izeq[k fp=kdkjksa ds O;fDrxr thou ,oa mudh dyk 'kSyh ls lacafèkr tkudkjh miyCèk djk;h x;h gSA

2012; size: 29 cm, pp. 252 (Illus.col.)ISBN: 978-81-9059849-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,450/-

Age of Traikutakas: Coins, Inscriptions & Art

SURAJ A. PANDIT

This book is an attempt to understand contribution of

Traikutakas, a dynasty in North Konkan in 5th-6th

century CE. It deals with the development of art in this

region mainly under Traikutakas and also explains the

motivating factors behind such specific developments

in art and architecture. This book is useful for the

scholars of coins and inscriptions.

2012; size: 29 cmpp. 252ISBN: 9

Rs.: 2,950/-

(Illus.)78-81-7320-115-8

Binding: Hard Bound

Pratnakirti: Recent Studies in Indian Epigraphy, History, Archaeology and Art (Essays in honour of Prof. Shrinivas Ritti)

SHRINIVAS V. PADIGAR & V. SHIVANANDA (Ed.)

Pratnakirti is a collection of articles on Indian Epigraphy, History, Archaeology and Art. This festschrift containing 88 articles covering a wide range of subjects is brought out in honour to Dr Ritti. The well-known Sanskritist and Indologist of the post-independence period. The first volume is devoted exclusively to papers on Epigraphy, the chosen field of Dr Ritti. The articles range in study from early Brahmi inscriptions to those of late Vijayanagar period. These volumes are useful to the Indologist, Epigraphist and Archaeologists.

2012; size: 29 cmpp. 764 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-119-6 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set(set in two vol.)

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2012; size: 26 cmpp. 236 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-93-81843-01-7Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1500/-

izkphu Hkkjrh; dyk esa izd`fr iwtkfnyhi dqekj flag

izLrqr iqLrd vkB v/;k;ksa esa foHkkftr gSA izFke Hkwfedk gSA f}rh; xzg ,oa u{k= iwtk] esa xzgksa rFkk u{k= dh egRrk dk o.kZu dyk ds vk/kkj ij fd;k x;k gSA r`rh; esa ty ,oa ioZr iwtk dk mYys[k gSA prqFkZ i'kq iwtkA iape~ ds vUrxZr izkphu Hkkjrh; dyk esa i{kh iwtk& x#M+] eksj] gal] mywd ,oa 'kqd ¼rksrk½ bR;kfn dk o.kZu fd;k x;k gSA "k"Be~ esa typjksa& eRL;] edj ,oa dPNi dk fofHkUu dkyksa dh dyk esa cnyrs Lo:i dks fn[kk;k x;k gSA lIre~ esa ukx iwtk dk fof'k"V o.kZu izLrqr gSA v"Be~ v/;k; ds vUrxZr dyk esa o`{k&ouLifr dk vadu dky fo'ks"k esa cnyrs Lo:i ds vk/kkj ij flU/kq dky ls ysdj 1200 bZ0 rd fn[kk;k x;k gSA

2011; size: 23 cmpp. 176ISBN: 978-81-7320-117-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 495/-

The Maratha Senapatis

NIDHI SRIVASTAVA

The Marathas, an almost unknown political entity in the

first half of the seventeenth century AD, suddenly rose to

prominence under their great leader, Shivaji, around the

middle of that century. But within less than two centuries

of its establishment, the Maratha empire fell after

offering a brief resistance of just fifteen weeks.

The present study has been undertaken with three main

objectives :To deal in some detail with the role of the

senapati in Maratha history; Maratha polity, and the army.


Cultural Heritage of Pabbar Valley

HARI CHAUHAN

Pabbar valley has rich possibilities of research in archaeology, ethnology, art, architecture and cultural traditions. The countryside in the valley is agricultural with well-laid apple orchards on the arable mountain slopes. The deep forests of cedar and oak, the heights crowned with snow, temples adorned with fascinating craftsmanship, art and crafts, fair and festivals that are the nerve centre of the religious and cultural life of the inhabitants. The present volume is an outcome of a comprehensive study of art and culture of the valley. Coverage of the study records all aspects of cultural heritage.

2011; size. 26 cmpp. 184, (Illus. col.) Binding: Hard BoundISBN: 978-81-7320-108-0Rs. 1,500/-

Conservation of Manuscripts

A.S. BISHT

The book deals with various aspects of the Indian Documentary Heritage, (Conservation of Manuscript). This book would, therefore be of great help for museum personnel and the students of the discipline. It will attract Conservators, scholars, students and general readers.

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2011; size: 29 cmpp.296 (Illus. )ISBN: 978-81-7320-113-4Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2,950/-

The Megalithic Culture of Manipur

P. BINODINI DEVI

This book contains the results of exploration work

pertaining to the megalithic culture of thirteen different

tribes of Manipur. On the basis of the exploration

conducted in almost all the districts of Manipur (except

the Thoubal district), the various types of megaliths and

the ceremonies connected with them are documented on

the information narrated by the elderly persons of each

tribe (under study) who have the first hand knowledge

about the procedures of erecting those structures.

Pancha Mahadevas in the Indian Art

S. B. SINGH

The present book is a valuable contribution to the studies

of Pancha Mahadevas (Siva, Vishnu, Surya, Ganesa and

Devi) the Indian art based on comprehensive field work,

unraveling the vast sculptural store-house lying almost

unnoticed in the sprawling region of the country, bringing

latest archaeological, literary, epigraphic and numismatic

insights to bear upon their genesis, evolution, history and

development in a chronological sequence.

The book will be useful to scholars and students in the

field of Ancient History, art and archaeology.

2011; size: 29 cmpp. 276 (Illus.)ISBN:978-81-7320-106-6


2011; size: 29 cmpp. 500 (Illus. 433)ISBN: 978-81-7320-116-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5,500/- per set(set in two vols.)

Buddhist Art of Pagan

VINAY KUMAR RAO

The book presents a comprehensive study of Buddhist

Sculptural art of Pagan in Myanmar considering Buddhist

iconography and pictorial representations of events from

Buddha's life and Jatakas. The Buddhist monuments of

Pagan primarily constructed between eleventh to

fourteenth centuries AD gives us a good glimpse of

conjuncture of various artistic styles reflected in

Buddhist sculptural art of Pagan.

Bio-Deterioration of Museum Materials

S. M. NAIR

This book on 'Bio-deterioration of Museum materials is the

result of research work. The book is divided into seven

chapters. These include organisms responsible for bio-

deterioration, feeding response studies of some insect

pests and the wise use of insecticides and fungicides.

Extensive references to literature are also provided.It is

hoped that the book will be found useful by museum

curators, conservators and other custodians of cultural

property as well as students of Museology and

Conservation.


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2011; size: 23 cmpp. 375ISBN: 978-93-81843-05-5 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1,100/-

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foU/;&e/;xkaxs; {ks= izkphu dky ls gh viuh vuqdwy ikfjfLFkfrdh ds dkj.k ekuo vkd"kZ.k dk dsUnz jgk gSA bl HkkSxksfyd {ks= esa vusd izkphu laLd`fr;k¡ iqf"ir ,oa iYyfor gq;ha] fdUrq izLrqr v/;;u esa iqjkik"kk.k laLd`fr ls ysdj rkezik"kk.k laLd`fr ds fodkl ds fofo/k pj.kksa ij gh izdk'k Mkyk x;k gSA blh ds lkFk gh mu lHkh dkjdksa dks Hkh mn~?kkfVr djus dk iz;kl fd;k x;k gS] ftldk ;ksxnku bu laLd`fr;ksa ds mn; ,oa fodkl esa jgk gSA bl iqLrd esa mR[kuu ls izkIr iqjko'ks"kksa ds vk/kkj ij rRdkyhu ekuo ds thou fuoZgu ds lk/kuksa] muds vf/kokl izfrekuksa ,oa vkoklh; lajpukvksa tSls fofHkUu vk;keksa dh iqulaZjpuk djus dh dksf'k'k dh x;h gSA ;g iqLrd u dsoy fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds fy;s vfirq vU; v/;srkvksa ds fy;s Hkh lkFkZd fl) gksxhA

Medieval Monuments in India:A Historical & Architectural Study in Haryana

JAGDISH PRASAD YADAV

The present work is a documentation and history of every aspect of the monumental interest in Haryana, beginning from 1206 AD to 1707 AD. It showcases some 129 important monuments, spread across Haryana. It emphasizes the importance of particular tombs, mosques, sarais, havelis, forts, gates, baradaris, baolis, tanks, wells, kos-minras, bridges, gardens etc. Profusely illustrated with maps, drawings and photographs, the book embodies the latest researches on the subject and will fascinate not only the tourists, scholars, and serious students but also the lay readers.


Multipurpose Terracotta Rings

S. RAMA KRISHNA PISPITY

Kanchipuram is one of the important urban centres in

Tondaimandalam (now in Tamil Nadu) in the southern

part of India from the very beginning. The rivers Vegavathi

and Palar are important rivers systems in the area. Many

new evidences from the archaeological excavations in

the Vegavathi river's dried channel at Kanchipuram have

been published in this book. 2011; size: 23 cmpp. 148 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-111-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 700/-

Mal Paharia Culture at the Crossroad

AMITABHA SARKAR, SAMIRA DASGUPTA

The present treatise is the outcome of intensive field investigation among the Mal Paharia, who is settled within the boundary of Damin-i-koh of Santal Pargana, Jharkhand. The life and culture of the Mal Paharia are nourished under the lap of nature where their strong belief system plays a key role. The global influence on the local culture has penetrated to their behaviours pattern and as a result their rich knowledge bank for ailment is eroding fast and much has been already lost with modernization The book will be useful to scholars and students in the field of Ancient History, art and archaeology.

2011; size: 23 cm pp. 160, (Illus. col.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-105-9Binding: Hard BoundRs. 700/-

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Buddhist Sculptural Art of the Lower Krishna Valley

VINAY KUMAR RAO

This work Buddhist Sculptural Art of the Lower Krishna Valley intends to present most important Buddhist narratives of lower Krishna region at one place. The work makes a comparative study of Buddhist narratives and their repetitive presentations at various Buddhist sites. The symbolic and anthropomorphic presentations of Buddha, manifestation of Buddha and related Deities, important scenes from the life of the Buddha, Jataka stories are main themes which are given due importance in the volume. The work also attempts to reconstruct the contemporary life of people living in this region during first three centuries AD.


Excavation at Karkabhat (Chhattisgarh)

A.K. SHARMA

The book is a detailed analytical account of excavations

in one of the major magalithic sites in Chattisgarh. In

spite of abundance of such sites in this so-called

backward region of India, no attempt was ever made

either by the Central or State Governments to unearth

the glorious hidden past of the region. The book will be of

immense value to the students.

Ecology and Archaeology of Kosal Region

PUSHP LATA SINGH

The authoress in this book highlights the palaeoecological

perspectives of the Kosal region through interdisciplinary

investigations. How the micro and macro modifications of

the natural environment affect the archaeological

settlement-scenario of the past from time to time is the

significant aspect of the work of the authoress . The book

will be useful to scholars and students in the field of

Ancient History and archaeology.2011; size: 23 cm pp. 336ISBN: 978-81-7320-107-3Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 950/-

Buddhist Bronzes from Sirpur

A. K. SHARMA, PRABHAT KUMAR SINGH

The book, Buddhist Bronzes from Sirpur is a detailed,

well researched account of a hoard of bronze sculptures

recovered during Sirpur excavation in 2005-2008. The

recovery of this hoard along with raw material,

crucibles and crucible stands from of Buddha Vihar

located in Industrial area in the Capital of Dakshin-

Kosala at Sirpur, on the bank of Mahanadi dispels the

earlier held view that bronzes were imported from

Gujarat and Bihar. It is a valuable reference book both

for scholars and students of art and history.


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Ecomuseum : Perspectives in India

SANGEETA DUTTA

Museums have shifted their emphasis from objects to

community and likewise many ecomuseums have

developed worldwide. Ecomuseum, a French origin

term has made revolutionary changes in the existing

notion of museums. It service as rescue mechanism for

heritage identity and development. Ecomuseums have

made very little progress in India, whereas there are

tremendous opportunities. The manifestations of Indian

civilizations, the sacred complex, has been

experimented.


Geometrical Patterns of Ancient Icons

A. P. SINGH

The present book deals with various aspects of Hindu

Iconogrphy. Here an attempt has been made for the first

time to examine critically the genesis of geometrical

patterns of ancient icons. Tantric cult and tantric rituals,

under the tantric centres of ancient India, in the

medieval Period, associated with Bahamanical

Hindusim as well as Mahayanas or Vajrayana from of

Bbuddhism attained full development of India. The

work has been very well illustrated with numerous

photographs and figures that add to pictorial value of

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Chronological Identity in Indian Art

BRIJA KISHOR PADDHI

The book deals with various religious places of Jainism,

Buddhism, Hindu temples of Vaishnavism, Shaivism,

Shaktism, etc., and Kabyas of Upendra Bhanja relating

to religion, culture, art and architecture. The book will

be useful to those interested in interesting subjects

ancient history, geography, religion, Jainism, Buddhism,

Vaishnavism, Shaivism, Shaktism, Archaeology,

architecture, Epigraphy, linguistics, literature,

philosophy, history, etc.

2010; size: 29 cmpp. 348 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-104-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2950/-

2010; size: 26 cmpp. 256 ISBN: 978-81-905984-2-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1100/-

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izLrqr xzaFk esa ysf[kdk us dRFkd ijEijk dk fo"kn~ :i ls fo'ys"k.k djrs gq, blds izkphu L=ksrksa ds lEcU/k esa i;kZIr ppkZ dh gSA bfrgkl] vfHku;] ?kjkus vkSj uohu iz;ksxksa ds lkFk&lkFk y;dkjh] lksyg J`axkj ,oa ckjg vkHkw"k.kksa dk Hkh lekos'k fd;k x;k gSA vk'kk gS fd dk ;g iz;kl dRFkd txr ds fo|kfFkZ;ksa ,oa v/;s;rkvksa ds fy, mi;ksxh gksxk lkFk gh lkFk Hkkjrh; laLd`fr ds lanHkZ esa dRFkd u`R; dks le>us esa Hkh lgk;d fl) gksxkA

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Hkkjrh; yksd dyk (NÙkhlx<+ ds lUnHkZ esa)

uhfyek xqIrk

Hkkjrh; yksd dyk uked 'kh"kZd esa NÙkhlx<+ dh yksddykvksa ds iw.kZ fooj.k ds lkFk bls vkB vè;k;ksa esa foHkDr fd;k x;k gSA blesa ysf[kdk us NÙkhlx<+ {ks=k dk HkkSxksfyd ,oa i;kZoj.k ifjp;] ,sfrgkfld i`"BHkwfe] lkaLd`frd ifjos'k] yksd&dyk esa èkeZ] rU=k] tknw&Vksuk izpfyr vkuq"Bkfud mRlo lkt&lTtk vayadj.k ,oa vkHkw"k.kksa dk o.kZu] xksnuk] egkoj] fcanh dh foospuk] x`g mi;ksxh lkt&lTtk] f[kykSus] vklu] ok| ;U=k] vL=k&'kkL=k] yksd nsoewfrZ;ksa ,oa mu ij vafdr vkys[kuksa dk o.kZu] vkèkqfud oL=k NikbZ] oL=k&m|ksx] ck¡l f'kYi] dk"B f'kYi rFkk vkèkqfud fp=kdkjksa vkfn ij foLr`r foospuk dh x;h gSA

Recent Researches in Archaeology, History and Culture(Festschrift to Prof. K.V. Raman)

P. CHENNA REDDY (Ed.)

This well-researched set in two volumes in honour of

Prof K.V Raman has 80 papers on prehistory,

protohistory, historical cultures, art, architecture,

iconography, epigraphy and numismatics by several

distinguished scholars edited by Prof. P. Chenna Reddy.

This excellent publication provides the latest results of

research to scholars and students in India and abroad

and presents a panoramic view of Indian archaeology,

history and culture.

2010; size: 29 cmpp. 818 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-087-8 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

Conservation of Textiles, Bone & Ivory

A.S. BISHT

The book deals with the various subjects: “Conservation

of Textiles, Bone & Ivory”; which could go in two

separate titles. This book, therefore is expected to help

even those who have been in the conservation

profession for some time now and need basic

information to improve upon their techniques as per

latest thinking on the subjects. The book will attract

conservators, scholars, students and general readers.2010; size: 26 cmpp. 204 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-100-4Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1500/-

tSu izfrek&dyk

c`ts'k jkor

izLrqr xzUFk ̂ tSu izfrek&dyk* ys[kd ewyr% 'kksèk&izcaèk Fkk] ftls iqLrd dk Lo:i iznku fd;k x;k gSA ;g xzUFk vkB vè;k; ,oa egÙoiw.kZ ifjf'k"V;ksa esa foHkDr gSA iqLrd esa mÙkj izns'k dk laf{kIr bfrgkl ds lkFk&lkFk bl izns'k dk egÙoiw.kZ lwpukvksa dk mYys[k gSA xzUFk tSu èkeZ vkSj dyk ds fo|kfFkZ;ksa] 'kksèkkfFkZ;ksa ,oa fo}kuksa dks vko'; gh ykHkkfUor djsxhA ;g iqLrd tSu izfrek&dyk ds {ks=k esa u;k vk;ke tksM+sxhA


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Andhra Culture: An Obscure Phase in the Early Historical Archaeology of Andhra Pradesh

S.RAMA KRISHNA PISIPATY

This book deals with an obscure cultural phase in the

archaeological horizon of Andhra Pradesh in the southern

part of Vindhyan range during Early Historical Peirod in

between the rivers Krishna and Godavari. The author

carefully examines the entire archaeological material and

literary evidences and unambiguously identifies an

independent cultural horizon in between Early Iron Age

Megalithic tribalism and popular dynastic rulers i.e.

Satavahanas of the region, which is mingled with

preceding or succeeding cultural horizon till now.


The Glorious Heritage of India(In Memory of Prof. R.C. Sharma)

S. D. TRIVEDI (Ed.)

Prof. R.C. Sharma was an internationally acclaimed scholar of Indology with specialization in Art-History and Museology. This title will two volumes comprises research papers on different aspects of Indology.In these volumes a new light has been thrown on some aspects hitherto unexplored. Many stalwarts of history, art and epigraphy have expressed their scholarly views for the first time in these volumes. Even young scholars have been encouraged to contribute their papers on available material, old and new. Hopefully, these volumes would be well received by all.

2010; size: 29 cmpp.798 (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-095-3Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

Iron Artifacts History, Metallurgy, Corrosion and Conservation

SHYAM NARAIN, KAMAL K. JAIN

The book gives a detailed account of the

development of iron technology on Global

perspective after Bronze Age, development in

metallurgical identities and microstructure of metal

at different temperatures. History of iron and

conservation of iron including technique of casting,

deterioration, and metallographic studies for

measuring types and level of decay of metals are

covered.


Kailasanatha Temple, The Realm of Immortals

ARPUTHARANI SENGUPTA

This new cultural study by the learned author looks at the

intersection of Hellenistic and Egyptian - Lycian art forms in

the religious sphere of dynastic India that was ushered by

Buddhist cult during the early Christian era. The

Kailasanatha temple at Ellora (Deccan) and at Kanchipuram

(Tamil Nadu) are both architectural marvels of the Dravidian

style. The first one is rock-cut while the other is the earliest

structural temple, both derived from Buddhist art.


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Age of Vikramaditya

K. C. JAIN & P. C. JAIN

The book deals with the age of Vikramaditya, the

founder of the Vikrama era in 57 B.C. His era has been

rightly called the golden age. His ancestry, historicity,

administration, etc. have been examined and religious

and socio-economic conditions brought out. Art,

architecture, education, literature and sciences of his

time have been covered in this volume.2009; size: 23 cmpp. 208 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-086-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 700/-

Religious Belief and Practices

AMITABHA SARKAR; SAMIRA DASGUPTA

A person in general has feelings of uncertainty and insecurity. To get strength in mind as a support he holds religion the core of culture through rituals and practices to appease gods and goddesses. The present treatise highlights about the religiosity of Bastar where Mother cult Mata- Danteshwari acts as a centripetal force crossing all the ethnic and territorial boundaries. Ultimately a cohesive process is observed which ties up different villages and parganas in a single thread of beliefs and practices. It is a valuable reference book both for scholars and students of art and history.

2010; size: 23pp. 128 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-094-6Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 700/-

Religious Art & Architecture of North East India

BRAJA KISHOR PADHI

The book deals with religion, art, and architecture of various religious places belonging to Jainism, Buddhism, Vaishnavism, Saivism, Shaktism, Churches, Mosques etc. It contains seven chapters. This work will be useful to scholars, students, tourists and members of the general public interested in knowing its precious religious art & architectural heritage.


Vaishnavism an Iconographical Study

VAISHALI WELANKAR

The present Volume is in alignment, its Ist

volume in text & IInd vol. in plates enfolds art historical

developments of all major & minor forms of Vishnu,

Vaishnava goddesses and other subsidiary divinities of

the pantheon along with the syncretistic images. As a

leading book providing a holistic view of the cultic

development, this work is indispensable for scholars

and students alike. 2009; size: 29 cm pp. 624 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-085-4Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5,500/- per set(set in 2 vols.)

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Ancient Indian Metallurgy (Theory & Practic)

ASHOK K. MISHRA

Metallurgy is an interdisciplinary subject consisting of

Geology, Mining, Physics, Chemistry and other applied

offshoots of science.The vital role of Geoecology and mineral resources of

India in furtherance of metallurgical innovation is also one

of the prime aspects of this monograph. This excellent

book will be useful to scholars and students of metallurgy.2009; size: 26 cmpp. 232 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-092-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1500/-

Nayika Bheda in Kathak

CHETANA JYOTISHI

Nayika Bheda in Kathak deals with various types of

heroines with respect to their mental setup and

apparent behaviour. Kathak dance presents various

facets of Nayika through a number of Kavittas,

Thumris etc. Kathak also leads the viewer to higher

and sacred levels of Sringara Rasa.


Monuments: A Vision of Harmony

A. P. SINGH

The present book is a comprehensive and cogent

narration of the history and development, defensive

architecture planning, execution etc. of monuments.

It is divided into several chapters dealing with the

geography and topography of the region viz; North

and Central India, East and West India, historical

background, a brief history of art and architecture of

monuments in India in general and centraln India in

particular.


The Global India: India's Achievements since the Vedic Times

SIVAJI RAO VALLURUPALLI

The Indian sub-continent commands a unique place in

the global context with its rich cultural heritage, varied

faiths and traditions, complex society and

manifestations and celestial beings. The impact of

India's unparalleled and unrivalled history and culture

on other civilizations has been brought out by the

learned author. This book will be very useful to

archaeologists, art historians and students dealing will

India's ten-millennia old civilization.


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Conservation of Cultural Heritage(Essays in honour of Shri A.S. Bisht)

KAMAL K. JAIN (Ed.)

Archaeologists and conservators have contributed

their latest research papers to felicitate Sri A.S. Bisht

who retired as Head of the conservation laboratory of

the National Museum, New Delhi, and is one of the

senior most archaeological chemists in the country.

The methods of preservation explained would be

very useful to professional archaeological chemists.2009; size: 29 cmpp. 212 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-081-6Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1950/-

lkjukFk dh ckS¼ ewfrZdyk

'kf'k Hkw"k.k flag

ewfrZdyk ekuo dh pSrU; l`tukRedrk dk lokZfèkd

l'kDr ekè;e gSA lkjukFk dh fo'o izfl¼ ckS¼ ewfrZ;ka

bldh lVhd mnkgj.k gSaA ;g iqLrd bu vuqie izfrekvksa

ds lUnHkZ esa lkjukFk dh 'kSyh dks ,d vyx ,oa O;Ld

'kSyh ds :i esa LFkkiu dk iz;kl gSA

;gk¡ ds dykdkjksa us yksdjhfr;ksa] vè;kRe dh LFkkuh;

lEinkvksa ds vuqlkj Dykfldy ewfrZ;ksa dk l`tu fd;k

x;k gSA

2009; size: 23 cmpp. xviii, 286 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-905984-1-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 700/-

Jaina Rock-Cut Caves in Western India

VIRAJ SHAH

This excellent book brings to light 70 rock-cut caves

excavated from 1st century B.C. to 15th century A.D.

It is a welcome addition to literature on Jain

architecture. Buddhist and Brahmanical cave sites

the Ajanta Ellora and Elephenta are world famous but

Jaina caves except Ellora are little known. This book

documents each Jaina cave that has come to light in

the region so far and its architecture, iconography,

stylistic features, etc.

2008; size: 29 cmpp. 500 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-078-6Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 4900 per set (set in 2 vols.)

An Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Indian Culture

NARENDRA KUMAR DASH

In this Dictionary are explained technical terms of

ancient geography, religion, archaeology, architecture,

astrology, epigraphy, linguistics, literature, mythology,

philosophy, history, etc. for the benefit of scholars,

students and general readers.

2008; size: 26 cm; pp. 404ISBN: 978-81-7320-083-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1100/-

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Expressions in Indian Art(Essays in memory of Sri M.C. Joshi)

B.R. MANI, ALOK TRIPATHI (Eds.)

In this set of two volumes, seventy five research papers

on Indian art by archaeologists, art historians and

scholars throw light on the recent researches in the field.

As the set of two volumes is devoted exclusively to Indian

art, it is a valuable addition to the field of art. Sri Joshi was

a multi-dimensional international scholar and D.G., ASI.2008; size: 29 cmpp. 642 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-070-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

Myths and Legends in Indian Art

S. D. TRIVEDI, ATUL JAIRATH

In this exellent book, the authors discuss the concept and

role of myths and legends in Indian art. The centrality of

myths and legends in ancient Indian literature, folklore

and popular imagination has been brought out. In the

second part of the book, masterpieces of art have been

carefully included keeping in mind chronological range,

variety of mediums, different sources of repositories and

above all their way of presentation.2009; size: 29 cmpp. 296 (Illus. col.)(Book on Art Paper)ISBN: 978-81-7320-089-02Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2950/-


Hkkjrh; dyk esa ukx

vkj-,u- JhokLro

ukx iwtk Hkkjr esa vfr izkphu dky ls Ikzpfyr gSA lkfgR; rFkk dyk esa ukxksa dks fo'ks"k egRo fn;k x;k gSA dyk esa ukx dks rhu :Ikksa esa f'kYikafdr fd;k x;k gS& ukx:i esa] v¼Zekuo :i esa rFkk iw.kZ ekuo :i esaA izkphu Hkkjr ds 'kSo] oS".ko] 'kkDr] tSu ,oa ckS¼ lHkh èkeksZ dh dyk esa ukx dk vadu fdlh u fdlh :i esa fd;k x;k gSA bl iqLrd esa eè; izns'k dh dyk esa ukxksa ds fofHkUu :Ikksa esa Lora=k f'kYikadu dk fooj.k izLrqr gSA


Plants in Ancient Indian Civilizations

AJAY SINGH

The author who had taken his doctorate (Ph.D.) in botany,

took interest in Indology and archaeology which provided

him sufficient plant related matter which has gone into the

writing of this book. The list of plants at the end of the book

is not merely the index of plant names but is much more

than that. Appendices I-III provide different type of

information as explained at the start of each.

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Rock Art and Archaeology of India(Eassays in memory of Prof. Sankar Tewari)

K.K. CHAKRAVARTY, G.L. BADAM (Eds.)

This volume in memory of Prof. Shankar Prasad Tiwari, a

famous pioneer in rock art research, cultural geography,

archaeology and natural history has research papers on

rock art, Chalcolithic and Neolithic cultures in central

India, numismatics, temple architecture, etc. A selection

of published and unpublished articles of Prof. Tiwari

himself have also been included for the benefit of

students and researchers. The inter-disciplinary

archaeological exploration on rock-art covered in this

publication would be useful to scholars and students.


History and Archaeology of North-East India

PAROMITA DAS

The book is an exhaustive study of the archaeology of

Guwahati from the 5th century A.D. to the end of the

pre-colonial period in Assam. The history of the city is

traced based primarily on its material remains,

inscriptions, coins and sculptures.Pragjyotispura was the ancient name of Guwahati and it

was the capital of the legendary Naraka, the builder of

the original Kamakhya temple. Scholars, and students

will benefit from its study.


India and the Eastern Seas

ALOK TRIPATHI (Ed.)

This volume provides latest valuable information

about maritime activities on the east coast of India

and in the Eastern Seas. On shore excavations at

Mahabalipuram in the Bay of Bengal have generated

data of scientific and cultural value for the study of

shoreline changes and their effect on the coastal

monuments. Maritime research in the Bay of Bengal,

Malaysia, Cambodia and Japan has also been

included.

2007; size: 29 cmpp. xxviii + 384 (Illus. col. )ISBN: 978-81-7320-075-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2500/-

Global Awareness for Preservation of Cultural Property

G.T. SHENDEY

The book deals with tightening control over illegal

activities of art smugglers so that the cultural

treasures are passed on intact to the next

generation. Creating global awareness for the

purpose has been emphasized. Unesco's various

conventions and the Antiquities and Art Treasures

Act, 1972, have also been dealt with. 2008; size: 29 cmpp. 152 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-076-9Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1500/-

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la?kksy ,oa eFkqjk dh dyk

vpZuk jkuh

eFkqjk dh ewfrZdyk fo'o esa vf}rh; jgh gSA 1985 esa la?kksy (mPpk fiaM)] ft+yk iQrsg x<+ lkfgc] iatkc] esa blh 'kSyh dh 60 izfrek,a [kqnkbZ ls feyh FkhaA bl iqLrd esa bu izfrekvksa ds fp=kksa ds lkFk budh cukoV] ,sfrgkfld i`"BHkwfe rFkk vU; foLr`r fooj.k dk ,d 'kksèkkRed vè;;u fonq"kh ysf[kdk }kjk is'k fd;k x;k gSA dykdkj ysf[kdk us js[kkfp=k Hkh Lo;a cuk, gSaA

The Apracharajas (A history based on coins and inscriptions)

PRASHANT SRIVASTAVA

The Apracha kings in ancient Indian history and

their connections with the Asvaka tribe have been

discussed in this volume divided into six chapters.

The history of these kings, coins issued by them,

the antiquity and the habitat of this tribe and the

socio-political and religious milieu etc. have been

covered in an excellent manner. 2007; size: 23 cmpp. 148 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-074-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 490/-


Art Treasures of Unakoti, Tripura

G.C. CHAULEY

Unakoti in north Tripura enjoys singular distinction in

possessing colossal rock-cut sculptures with tribal

features forming a class by themselves. The 8th-9th

century sculptures are venerated by the ancient

people of the region like the river Ganga and sacred

Varanasi in the entire country. Brahmanical

sculptures have also been influenced by the tribal

culture.2007; size: 23 cmpp. 104 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-066-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 490/-

Prehistory and Protohistory of Eastern India

MILAN K. CHAULEY

Material on prehistoric and protohistoric

researches in Orissa has been collected by the

author who has added upon the work of Dr G.C

Mohapatra with the latest finds on the basis of

extensive explorations and excavations in

different parts of Orissa by various scholars. The

book will be useful to scholars and students. 2008; size: 26 cmpp. 322 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-065-3Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1500/-

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History and Heritage (In honour of Prof. Kiran Kumar Thaplyal)

S.P. SHUKLA, R.S. BISHT, M.P. JOSHI, PRASHAN SRIVASTAVA (Eds.)

The set of three volumes in honour of Prof. KK Thaplyal

covers research papers on Archaeology, Architecture,

History, Arts & Crafts, Religions, Conservation and

Preservation, Philosophy, etc. by eminent scholars,

archaeologists etc. There are a total of 90 research

papers in the three volumes some of these by

archaeologists like M.C Joshi, Krishna Deva, B.L.

Nagarch, R. Nagaswamy, etc.

2007; size: 29 cmpp.980 (Illus.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-067-X Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2500/- per vol.Rs.: 7500/- per set(set in 3 vols.)


ckS¼ dyk esa ukjh

fou; dqekj jko

iqjkrkfRod vkSj lkfgR;d lzksrksa esa izkphu dky ls

fL=k;ksa dks fofHkUu :iksa esa n'kkZ;k x;k gSA bl iqLrd

esa lkfgR;d lzksrksa dks è;ku esa j[krs gq, vkjfEHkd

ckS¼ dky esa l`tu dh xbZ ewfrZ;ksa ds vkèkkj ij

rRdkyhu ukjh dh fo'kn ,oa cgqvk;keh Hkwfedkvksa

dk vkdyu fd;k x;k gSA

2006; size: 26 cmISBN: 978-90594-4-5pp. 200 (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1100/-

Chalukyas of Kalyans

VISHWANATH R. HIREMATH

The book is an excellent study of geographical

and chronological distribution pattern of the

temples built under royal patronage, rites and

rituals performed, gods under worship, religious

centres, main features of religions etc. The

religious history of the Chalukyas of Kalyana has

been reconstructed on material and literary

evidences.

Archaeology of the Chotanagpur Division (Jharkhand)

DILBAR BHENGRA

Dr. D Bhengra, Director, Archaeological Survey of

India, had specially worked in the region of

Chotanagpur (Jharkhand) and thoroughly and

extensively explored the sites. His discoveries have

been presented in this volume.


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Sculptural Art of Northern India

S.B. SINGH

The author has traced the history of Indian

sculpture chronologically (AD 700-1200) and

region wise (Gujarat to Bihar) for understanding

stylistic tradition in sequential manner. Early

medieval sculpture of Gujarat, Rajasthan,

Haryana, Uttaranchal, U.P., M.P. and Bihar has

been discussed in historical sequence.2006; size: 29 cmpp. 208 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-064-5 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1950/-

2006; size: 23 cmpp. 320 (Illus.)ISBN: 81-7320-056-4Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 900/-

Ancient Settlement Pattern in Orissa

G.N. SRIVASTAVA

The author a devoted and well- known archaeologist of

the Archaeological Survey of India, has examined the

material remains of Bhubaneswar tracing the origin,

development and decay of various settlements in that

area in a wider time span. Literature and epigraphy

provide the missing links. The rich source material

provided the basis for reconstructing a vivid picture of

social set up of various settlements and thus the study

projected Man, the master of those settlements.

2005; size: 29 cmpp. 232 (Illus. col.) ISBN: 978-81-7320-057-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2950/-

Marine Archaeology (Recent Advances)

ALOK TRIPATHI

The author, a Superintending Archaeologist, has

written about recent advances in the field of marine

archaeology. Coastal field work throws light on

overseas commerce with the Mediterranean world,

sea-faring activities in Indian Ocean and coastal

changes. Shipwrecks have been studied in the

Arabian sea and documented. The book will attract

archaeologists, scholars, students and general

readers.

Potential of Adventure Tourism in India

SATYENDER SINGH MALIK

The book deals with the basic issues of adventure, types

of adventure sports being practised and also evolving

trends in India. The adventure sports on surface, water

and in sky have been described. The bok is essential for

professionals, researchers and students of tourism

administration in addition to adventure tourists.


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Studies in Art and Archaeological Conservation (Dr. B.B. Lal Commemoration Volume)

A.S. BISHT, S.P. SINGH Eds.

Archaeological Chemists and Archaeological

Engineers have contributed the results of their recent

researches in the fields of preservation and

conservation. An excellent guide for the professionals.

Preservation of manuscripts, art objects, paper, palm

leaf birch hark, etc. dealt with will be very useful to

archaeological chemists. Technique of manufacture of

contemporary black lustrous ware of Kangra and NBP

ware have also been discussed.

izkphu Hkkjr esa O;ogkj fofèk

';ke ukjk;.k flag

xzUFk esa izkphu Hkkjr dh fodflr U;kf;d izfØ;k ds lkFk gh mu esa gksus okys ifjorZuksa dh rdZlaxr O;k[;k lkekftd vkfFkZd ifjos'k ds lUnHkZ esa dh xbZ gSA fons'kh fo}kuksa us bl HkzkUr èkkj.kk dk izfriknu fd;k Fkk fd Hkkjr esa fofèk dk vfLrRo gh ugha FkkA lPpkbZ ;g gS fd Hkkjr esa izkphu dky ls gh lqO;ofLFkr U;kf;d izfØ;k Fkh ftl dk izHkko nf{k.k iwoZ ,f'k;k esa Hkh ns[kk tk ldrk gSA

2004; size: 23 cm pp. 438ISBN: 978-81-905984-5-3Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1100/-


Settlement Pattern in Northern India

PUSHP LATA SINGH

This book is a comprehensive, critical and

multifaceted study in theory and practice of

settlement archaeology of early historical phase in

northern India (600 B.C.–A.D. 300). Archaeological

information on individual urban vis-a-vis rural

settlements of the so-called classical, second and

third urbanization in northern India has been critically

evaluated.2005; size: 23 cmpp. 296ISBN: 978-81-7320-061-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 700/-

Ethno Archaeometallurgy of Iron in India

ASHOKA K. MISHRA

Ethnoarchaeology (living archaeology) is an

advanced and multidisciplinary subject in which

observations have been made by archaeologists on

living primitive societies. In this pioneering work the

principle and technique of optical spectro-meter,

electron microspace, X-ray diffraction, chemical

analysis and differential thermal analysis have been

made in solving the analytical problems of the

development of primitive iron technology.

2003; size: 26 cmpp.198 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-054-8Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1500/-

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A New Light upon the History of Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi

M.S. RENICK

New light has been thrown on the role of the

father of the Rani of Jhansi in the affairs of this

state. In the end, he had scarified his own life for

the cause of his only daughter, dying by the

hangman's rope.


Brhatkatha and its Contributions

SARLA KHOSLA

The book highlights the social, religious and political

history from Ist century B.C. The work narrates the

adventures of many prominent traders who scaled the

mountains and churned the ocean in search of gold,

gems, pearls etc. It throws a flood of light on the

religious, social and political life of the country. The

greatest contribution of Brhatkatha is Mrchchkatkam

and the prosperity of Brhatkatha agrees with the

Golden Age of the Guptas.


Concept of Environment in Ancient Art and Architecture

A.P. SINGH

The book contains a critical study of environmental

elements depicted in ancient Indian art and

architectural monuments. It shows a deep

understanding of environment and wisdom of our

ancestors. The work has been very well illustrated

with numerous photographs and figures add to

pictorial value of the book.2003; size: 26 cmpp. 144 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-050-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1100/-

Scientific Aspects of Heritage Study

A.S. BISHT

The author, an internationally known expert on

conservation and preservation of antiquities, guides the

readers for saving our invaluable cultural heritage,

Various dating techniques of relative and absolute dating

have also been discussed. It is essential reading for

archaeological chemists and museum curators.


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The Glory of Gwalior

CHOB SINGH VERMA

The book relates the rich history and architecture of

Gwalior and the region surrounding it which is indeed

the supreme glory of Bundelkhand with a long history

and matchless architectural splendour. Places like

Orchha, Datia, Jhansi, Chanderi, Shivpuri, Gwalior,

etc. have been covered by the author.


Temples at Srisailam

V. ANURADHA

The book explains that Srisailam, Kalesvaram and

Daksharama together constituted the ancient Andhra,

then called Trilingadesa, Srisailam was referred to as

Sriparvata, Srisaila Mallikarjunam, Paravatam, Srigiri

Srisaila Mallikarjunam and Srikailasa in many

inscriptions, literature and Puranas, I.K. Sarma had

transplanted some temples from Srisailam. The book

is of lasting value for scholars and students and

general readers interested in Saiva religious

institutions and their activities.

2002; size: 26 cmpp.344 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-035-1Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2450/-

Material Culture of Deccan

B. S. RAJENDRA BABU

In the early centuries of the Christian era, there was an all

round development in the country in socio-economic,

cultural and religious spheres. well-knit trade routes and

the introduction of coinage helped brisk trade and

commerce. Major religions like Jainism and Buddhism

were introduced during the period. In this book, an

attempt has been made to study the life and culture of

the Deccan with special reference to Andhra under the

Satavahanas and the Ikshvakus on the basis of material

remains.


Indian Classics

F.W. BAIN

Ancient Indian Classics have been a subject of

great attraction to one and all in the world. The original

collection was all in Sanskrit F.W. Bain rendered a

great service to the scholarly world by translating the

entire collection into simple English. The text in

original was divided into thirteen volumes. The wide

expanse of the country has innumerable tales,

besides the many sided variety having the impress of

each and every corner. Unity in diversity of the

country is reflected not only in the present but is very

much manifested in ancient Indian Classics.

1993, size: 23 cm, pp. 1200Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 8000/- per set (set in 13 vols.)

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Puraratna: Emerging Trends in Archaeology, Art, Anthropology, Conservation and History(in honour of Shri Jagat Pati Joshi)

C. MARGABANDHU, A.K. SHARMA, R.S. BISHT (Eds.)

Senior archaeologists and scholars have contributed their

recent researches to this volume in honour of Sri Jagat Pati

Joshi, former Director General, Archaeological Survey of

India. The 3-volume set has 15 sections-prehistory,

protohistory, iron age, historical archaeology, medieval

archaeology, interpretation, epigraphy, architecture,

sculpture, history, literature, preservation and recent

discoveries.

2002; size: 29 cmpp. 1050 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-046-7Binding: Hard BoundRs. 2500/- (per vol.)Rs.: 7500/- per set (set in 3 vols.)

History and Heritage of the Western Himalayas

B.L. KAPOOR

The cultural activities of the Ranas and Thakurs

that flourished in the Western Himalayas

authenticate the glorious and rich history and

traditions of which the state of Mandi in the

Western Himalayas can indeed be proud of. The

author has lived in all the districts of H.P. and

specialises in the art and heritage of the state.2002; size: 26 cmpp. 104 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-044-0Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 1100/-

Triratna: Heritage, Governance and Equity(Hon'ble Sh. T.N. Chaturvedi Festschrift)

R.C. TRIPATHI, AGAM PRASAD, SHALINI AWASTHI (Eds.)

Shri R. Venkataraman, Sri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Sri L K

Advani, Sri Jagmohan, Sri Lokesh Chandra, Dr Karan

Singh, Sri B B Lal, Sri J P Joshi, Sri M C Joshi and other

top scholars and administrators have contributed to this

prestigious volume including papers on history, polity,

governance, human values, Religions, Languages,

Culture, Epics, Archaeology, Conservation, Governance,

Panchayats, Parliament, etc.

2003; Size: 26 cm; pp.2262 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-055-6Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2750/- (per vol.)Rs.: 13750/- per set (set in 5 vol.)

Early Man in Jammu Kashmir & Ladakh

A.K. SHARMA

The book contains vast scientific data from explored and

excavated prehistoric sites in the State and

demonstrates how the region was the cradle of

development of Man in India and how many things like

iron made their first appearance in India from Kashmir

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Archaeological Survey of India: Reports (1862-1884)

ALEXANDER CUNNINGAM

Sir Alexander Cunningham's contribution in Indian History and Indian Archaeology is great and in fact he may be regarded as the father of Indian History and Archaeology. He was appointed as Director General of Archaeology in 1862. This year and the appointment of Sir Alexander Cunningham are the beginning points of systematic research in the field of Indian Archaeology. Under Cunningham the Archaeological research in India was founded and well-established during the period 1862-1884. Cunningham's extensive archaeological researches in all parts of India, facing many hazards and hindrances like old age, ill-health, the-then technical know-how employed for excavations and survey all were an Odyssey facing many odds. But Cunningham's personal hardships and he himself are long forgotten and have gone into pages of history. Now Cunningham is remembered for his Reports of Archaeological Survey of India. His monumental twenty-three Volumes of Reports and one Volume of Index published during the years 1862-1884 is not forgotten. In fact, they are the founding stones of Indian History and Archaeology. They are the base upon which many generations of Indian historical researches based their researches and future generations will continue to do so.

Since the publication of these Reports' one century and many years have passed. This time-period is long enough to make a work rare and forgotten. So it is good to see 'Old' Cunningham's work in a fresh reprint. His reports are still useful and relevant for Indian History and historical researches. Bound in attractive and uniform bindings these Reports would be a pride possession.

Select Battles in Indian History(From Earliest times to 2000 A.D.)

KIRAN KUMAR THAPLYAL, SHIVE NANDAN MISRA (Eds.)

The books contains description of 59 wars and

battles in the history of India from the Rigvedic

period to A.D. 1999 (Kargil War). The wars fought

after India's independence in 1947 have been

discussed by very senior army officers who were

then in active service. The wars detailed in the

Ramayana and the Mahabharata are naturally

covered. The threat perception in the light of Indian

and Pakistani nuclear tests has also been discussed.

2002; size: 26 cmpp: 780, (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-047-5 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3500/- per set (set in 2 vols)

Essence of Art and Culture(In Memory of Prof. Kalyan Kumar Ganguli)

S.S. BISWAS, AMITA RAY, DEEPAK R. DAS, SAMIR K. MUKHREJEE (Eds.)

This book has 48 papers from renowned scholars and

senior specialists on the art and culture of India. Most

of the expert contributors enjoy special positions in

their respective fields. The volume has six sections

dealing with history, archaeology, art & architecture,

religion, iconography, etc. A select list of Prof. Ganguli's

writing is also included.

2002; size: 29 cmpp. 406 (Illus. b/w)ISBN: 978-81-7320-049-1 Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3450/-

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Culture Through the Ages(Prof. B.N. Puri Felicitation Vol.)

SARVA DAMAN SINGH (Ed.)

This is a volume brought out to felicitate Dr. Baij Nath

Puri, Prof. Emeritus, Lucknow University. The Papers

in this volume deal with different aspects of history of

India, Sri Lanka & Southeast Asia, from Pre-historic

times to the present, and are not bound by any narrow,

exclusive theme.

This volume contains 48 papers & 8 Tributes. The

papers are presented in a sequence dictated by

chronological & thematic consideration without

division into sections that would detract from

history's unbroken flow.

1996; size: 29 cmpp. 450 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-019-xBinding: Hard BoundRs.: 2950/-

Horse and Elephant Armour

G.N. PANT

This book is the very first attempt of it kind in India and

is the result of the author's life-long intensive study. The

author had handled, scrutinized and studied the original

specimens of elephant and horse armour. He had also

corroborated his inferences with the paintings,

sculptures and coins in the National Museum, New

Delhi.

The book is a reference work for military officers,

museologists, artists, etc.1997; size: 29 cmpp. 390 (Illus. 80 col.)ISBN: 978-81-7230-006-8Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3500/-


Mandu-City of Joy

SUBHASH CHANDRA PATHAK

Mandu is known as Shadiabad, City of Joy. Its

long history and matchless architecture which are

the supreme glory of Malwa, have been discussed

by the author. Emperor Jahangir says there is no

other pace as pleasant as Mandu in the vaing

season. Monuments like Nilkanth throw light on

the pre-Muslim part.

Mughal ArtA Study in Handicrafts

SHANTI SWARUP

For the first time a book on Mughal Handicrafts is

brought out, and superbly so. After a general

discussion on the social, political and economic

conditions in Mughal India, the author goes on to

expound the sources of Mughal decorative arts and

the designs of decoration and finally describes the

various forms of Mughal handicrafts illustrating them

with works found on archaeological sites in India and

select objects preserved in museums and private

collection all over the world.

1996; size: 29 cm; pp.144(Illus.100 col. )ISBN: 978-81-7320-026-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2950/-

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Bundi, The City of Painted Walls

R.A. AGARAWALA

Bundi has had a long and chequered history of wall

paintings. But curiously enough, the walls at Bundi did

not come to the notice of any art historian so far. In this

book an attempt has been made for the first time to give

a detailed account of these murals and their place in the

history of Indian painting.

The book first of its kind, bringing to light the existence

of a school of wall paintings in this region, is well

illustrated with line-drawings and numerous

photographs.

1996; size: 29 cmpp. 128 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-019-xBinding: Hard BoundRs.: 1950/-

Spectrum of Indian Culture(Prof. S.B. Deo Felicitation Vol.)

C.MARGABANDHU, K.S. RAMACHANDRAN (Eds.)

Spectrum of Indian Culture Felicitates Prof. S.B. Deo.

The papers in this volume deal with Prehistory;

Hisotry; Epigraphy and Numismatics; Art &

Architecture; Sculpture and Paintings; Religion and

Literature. These have been presented in a sequential

and chronological order reflecting the whole gamut of

Indian Culture.1996; size: 29 cm pp.700 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-022-xBinding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set(set in 2 vols.)

Recent Trends in Conservation of Art Heritage(Dr. O.P. Agarwal Felicitation Vol.)

SHASHI DHAWAN (Ed.)

"Recent Trends in Conservation of Art Heritage" is an humble

dedication of the contributors to Dr O.P. Agrawal. There is an

increasing awareness in the world today of the need for

conservation everywhere, and it is but natural that attention

would focus on the conservation and preservation of art

heritage that mankind has created and inherited over the

ages. The book, the only one of its type, should prove to be of

immense interest to art lovers, conservation students,

conservationists and curators of museums.

1996; size: 29 cm pp.350 (Illus. col.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-023-8Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3450/-

1994, size: 23 cmpp. 1800 (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 8000/- per set (set in 4 vols.)

A History of the Earth

GOLD SMITH OLIVER

Natural History as a systematic science is of recent

origin though a good number of specialized books on

the subject have been written in recent times. But few

surpass Oliver Godlsmith's "A History of the Earth and

the Animated Nature" published long back in four

volumes and now a rare commodity. The present

reprint of the fourt volumes fulfils a long felt need of the

scholarly world. This work by an international authority

on the subject is a Classic by itself.

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Terracottas of North India

KALA, S.C.

Terracotta is an important medium of Indian art.

Somehow very little attention has been paid to this

subject. Many a scholars in the forties placed it under

the category of 'folk art'.

Things have now changed and there is effective

awareness and recognition of the subject.

Terracottas were mass-produced and a vast number

of these are lying with the Archaeological Survey of

India, State Museums and private collections. The

material needs detailed documentation.

1993; size: 29 cmpp. 175 (Illus.)(Book on Art paper)ISBN: 81-7320-010-6Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2200/-

Heritage of India: Past & Present(Essays in Honour of Prof. R.K. Sharma Felication Vol.)

P.K. MISHRA & S.K. SULLEREY (Eds.)

Heritage of India Felicitates Prof R K Sharma. The

contributors have in his honour tried to deal into as much

as possible in the arenas ranging over Historical

geography, History, Epigraphy, Numismatics,

Architecture, Sculpture, Iconography & Paintings, Polity

& Administrations, History and Thought, literature and

Historiography with the hope that it will leave an imprint

on the minds of its readers and add to their knowledge in a

systematic and chronological order so as to avoid

confusion and reveal the maximum to them.

1994; size: 29 cmpp. 650 (Illus.)ISBN: 978-81-7320-009-2Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

Amaravati Stupa

ANAMIKA ROY

The book presents individual studies of the

epigraphy, architecture and the sculpture of the

Amaravati stupa followed by a comparative study

of the evidence provided by each aspect.

The plates appended to the work are

reproductions of the museum objects some of

which had not been noticed earlier. 1994; size: 29 cmpp. 410 (Illus.120)ISBN: 978-81-7320-016-5Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 4500/- per set(set in 2 vols.)

A History of Art

G. CAROTTI

This book deals with the history of Art embracing two

great successive periods oriental and classical. The

oriental comprises Egyptian, Chaldaean, Aegean,

Assyrian Art and the Art of Smaller nations like the Hittites,

Ionians, Phoenicians, Israelites and the Persian Art and

the classical period with Greek, Etruscan, Roman plus

two other branches of oriental Art viz. Ancient Indian Art

and Persian Art of the Sassanids.1991; Size: 26 cmpp. 800 (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 3500/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

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Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India

Reprinted for the first time, this is an indepth, scholarly and exhaustive set of 69 Volumes bound in 31 Bindings on Conservation, Excavation, Exploration, Epigraphy, Numismatics, Art, Culture & History prepared by senior scholars of the Archaeological field.This work is a treasure for those interested in Indology, History, Epigraphy and Archaeology in particular; and for all university, college, and other libraries in India and abroad.

Size: 29 cm, pp. 8000 (Illus.)(No. 1 to 69 in 31 bindings)Binding: Hard BoundISBN :978-93-81843-14-7 Rs.: 2000/- (per binding)Rs.: 62000/- (per set)(Set in 31 binding)

Indian Numismatics, History, Art & Culture(Essays in honour of Dr. Parmeshwari Lal Gupta)

D.W. MACDOWALL, SAVITA SHARMA, SANJAY GARG (Eds.)

Indian Numismatics, History, Art and Culture is a

felicitation volume in honour of Dr Parmeshwari Lal

Gupta. The contributors have put in efforts to cover the

maximum areas of Numismatics, History, Art and

Culture in this volume by contributing 37 scholarly

papers. It will certainly make a wider impact on the

minds of the readers.

1992; Size: 29 cmpp. 528 (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 4900/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

Indian Archaeological Heritage(Shri K.V. Soundara Rajan Felicitation)

C MARGABANDHU, D.K. SINHA, K.S. RAMCHANDRAN (Eds.)

Indian Archaeological Heritage is a felicitation volume

honouring Shri K V Soundara Rajan. In these the editors

have endeavoured to cover the fields of Archaeology,

History, coving Epigraphy, Numismatics, Philosophy,

Religion, Art, Architecture, Scuplture, Paintings, Fine Arts,

Dance, Arts, Crafts etc. Its wide range of 106 papers have

dealt with the subjects in a chronological and sequential

manner so as to in part maximum knowledge.

1991; size: 29 cmpp. 1010 (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

BarahmasaThe Song of Seasons in the Literature & Art

DWIVEDI V.P.

For the first time, the theme of Barahmasa has been dealt

with thoroughly in this pioneering work. The book has

been divided into eight chapters: The seasons and

months in (i) ancient Indian Inscriptions and (ii) in the

Sanskrit literature; Barahmasa in (iii) Regional Indian

literature and (iv) in the Hindi literature; (v) Seasons and

the Raga-Raginis; (vi) Seasons and months in Islamic

arts; (vii) Seasons and the 'Labour of months' in Western

Art; and (viii) the Barahmasa in Indian Miniature

Paintings.

1980; size: 29cmpp. xxiv+260(Illus. col. & b/w) Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2500/-

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Size: 29 cm; pp. 30000, (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundISBN: 978-93-81843-17-8Rs.: 2000/- per vol. & Index Rs. 1000/-Rs.: 125000/- per set(set in 62 vols. + index)

The Indian Antiquary (A Journal of Oriental Research 1872-1933)

BURGESS JAS & OTHERS (Eds.)

Reprinted for the first time, this is scholarly and exhaustive sixty-two volume work on manners and customs, arts, mythology, feasts, festivals and rites, antiquaries and history of India. Jas Burgess launched the Indian Antiquary in 1872. The scope as enunciated by its founder editor was, in his own words, "as wide as possible" incorporating Manners and Customs, Arts, Mythology, Feasts, Festivals and Rites, Antiquities and History of India. In short Indian Antiquary, as envisaged by the visionary Burgess was journal entirely devoted to the study of MAN-The Indian-in all the spheres of activities of his day to day life, past and present. In fact it covered the broad spectrum of subjects what we today study in archaeology, anthropology, ethnology, epigraphy, numismatics, linguistics etc. Thus Indian Antiquary formed a cultural bridge as it were between the East and West. Yet the articles and notices, these several volumes of Indian Antiquary carry are ever fresh and are of utmost importance to any researcher in Indology, History, Epigraphy, and Archaeology as an invaluable work of reference. It is also a sad state that most of the Indian Libraries do not possess a complete set and even where they are available, the volumes have become fragile and brittle and cannot be used without causing irreparable damage. It was to alleviate the distressed indologists and to aid them that the present venture has been taken to reprint all the volumes of Indian Antiquary in a phased manner. This work is a treasure for students and scholars, and those interested in knowing India in general and Indology, History, Epigraphy and Archaeology in particular; and for all university, college and other libraries of in India and abroad.

Essays on Indology, Polity and Administration(In honour of Padmabhushan Shri. R.K. Trivedi)

S.D. TRIVEDI (Ed.)

The Volume contains 60 papers on varied aspects relating

to indology, Polity and Administration. The contributors

include great Indologists. The academic contribution is

divided in two parts. The first part covers the entire gamut of

Archaeology, Epigraphy, Art, Iconography, religious and

cultural studies. The papers contributed by learned scholars

shed new light on some pertinent points for the first time.

The second part incorporates the papers on ancient Indian

administration, ancient polity and various issues, problems

and solutions of general administration. It also deals with

burning topics of the present day administration.

1989; size: 29 cmpp. 600 (Illus.) Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set (set in 2 vols.)

Dimensions of Indian Art(Smt. Pupul Jayakar Felicitation Vol.)

LOKESH CHANDRA, JYOTINDRA JAIN,AGAM PRASAD (Eds.)

President R. Venkataraman, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi,

leader of freedom movement. Achyut Patwardhan, B.K.

Nehru, L.K. Jha, Rajeev Sethi, Martand Singh, Lokesh

Chandra, Mulk Raj Anand, Kapila Vatsyayan, B.B. Lal, M.C.

Joshi, A.N. Khanna and may other scholars have

contributed to this prestigious volume on Indian art. Art,

architecture, sculpture pottery, Nepal handicrafts,

conservation, painting, etc. have been discussed.

1986; size: 29 cmpp. 880 (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 5500/- per set (set in 2 vols)

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Buddhist Architecture of Western India

S. NAGARAJU

This book is a fascinating study of the splendid series

of early rock-hewn Buddhist monuments of Western

India. This book, deviating from the beaten track

treatment of the subject, is original in conception and

format and is possibly the only work which aims at an

integrated study of history, archaeology, epigraphy

and art and architectural style-analysis, for a proper

understanding of the story of rock-out monuments of

Western India. The work also includes 7 tables, 5

charts, a map, 58 full page line drawings and 220

halftone illustrations.

1981; size: 29cmpp.450 (Illus.220)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 2500/-

The Monuments of Sanchi

SIR JOHN MARSHALL, ALFRED FOUCHER

The Monuments of Sanchi, the magnum opus of

Marshall and Foucher, is the result of painstaking

exposition of the monuments, their assessment and

description which is a signal service rendered to Indian

culture in general and Buddhist art and architecture in

particular. This monumental work by Marshall and

Foucher is in three volumes.

The present reprint, is reduced to almost two-thirds of

the original size without impairing in any manner its

original quality. This would prove to be a real boon to

students of Indology and Indian Culture, art historians,

critics and archaeologists as well.

1983; size: 29 cmpp. 714 (Illus.)Binding: Hard BoundRs.: 7500/- per set (set in 3 vols.)

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Forts and Fortifications in India 1,500Evolution of Art and Architecture in Central India 1,100Singh, A. P. Manwani, S.N.Size: 26 cm., pp. 278, Illus., 1993Size: 26 cm., pp. 244, Illus., 1988

The Fundamentals of A New Philosophy of Life 950Excavation at Kakarehta (Rupnath) 2,450Rudolf, EuckeSharma, R. K. & Mishra, S.N. Size: 23 cm, pp. 400, 1993Size: 29 cm, pp., 272, Illus., 1992, ISBN: 81-7320-002-5

Giridhara Sri: Essays on Indology 1,950Exchange of Asiatic Poetry and its Commentaries 700(Dr. G. S. Dikshit Felicitation Vol.)Jones, Sir WilliamNarasimha Murthy, A.V. & Ramesh, K.V. (Eds.) Size: 23 cm, pp. 430, 1986Size: 26 cm., pp. 364, Illus., 1987The Economic Life of a Bengal District 250Gupta Art & Architecture 1,500Jack, J. C.Mishra, Sudhakar NathSize: 23 cm, pp. 170, 1975Size: 26 cm, pp. 340, Illus., 1992

Facial Growth & Body Size 400Gupta Numismatic Art 1,100Sharma, NeelamMukherjee, ChhandaSize: 23 cm, pp. 200, 1990Size: 26 cm, pp. 210, Illus., 1990

Fiscal Policy & Environment 400Health and Youth in India 250Sairam, T. V.Hiramani, A. B. & Sharma, Neelam (Eds.) Size: 23 cm, pp. 136, 1986Size: 23 cm, pp. 162, 1988

Foreign Aid to India 700Hindu Culture, Custom and Ceremony 1,950Banerjee, B. N.Banerjee, B. N.Size: 23 cm, pp. 394, 1977Size: 26 cm, pp. 260, Illus., 1979

Foreign Influx & Interaction with Indian Culture 2,450History of British Empire in India 3,200Chaturvedi, S.Gleiv, G.R. per setSize: 26 cm, pp. 330, Illus., 1985Size: 23 cm, pp.1,500, 1994 (4 vols. set)

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Hindu Iconography 1,100 India’s Economic Relations with 700Tewari, S. P Developed Countries

Jain, Mahendra Kumar Size: 26 cm, pp.166, Illus., 1979Size: 23 cm, pp. 224, 1990Hinduism and Symbol Worship 500India’s Role in SAARC 700Sinha, B. C. Sinha, H. K.Size: 23 cm, pp. 212, 1983Size: 23 cm., pp. 236, 1994 History, Art and Architecture of Jaisalmer 1,950ISBN: 81-7388-050-6Agarawala, R. A.Indian Archaeology: New Perspectives 2,450Size: 29 cm, pp. 152, Illus., 1979Sharma, R. K. (Ed.)Iconography of Parvati 400Size: 26 cm, pp. 440, Illus., 1982Trivedi, R. D.India at the Dawn of History 1,100Size: 23 cm, pp. 96, Illus., 1981(Sh. V. D. Krishnaswamy Commemoration Vol.) Iconography of the Saptamatrikas 1,500Datta, Asok, Ghosh, Asok, K., Margabandhu, C. (Eds.) Misra, O. P.Size: 23 cm, pp. 260, Illus., 1995

Size: 26 cm, pp. 224, Illus., 1989ISBN: 81-7230-021-1

Impact of Indian Culture on Nehru 700Indian Dream Lands 700

Mehrotra, RachanaMordecai, Margaret

Size: 23 cm, pp. 246, 1996, ISBN: 81-7388-067-0Size: 23 cm, pp. 402, 1989

India and India Missions 1,100Indian Painting: A Romance 400

Duff, Rev. AlexanderPrasad, Usha

Size: 23 cm, pp. 732, 1988Size: 26 cm, pp. 63, Illus. col., 1977

India and Sri Lanka: Economic Relations 490Indian Semantics 700

Maheshwari, B. B.Das, K. C.

Size: 23 cm, pp. 196, 1987Size: 23 cm, pp. 236, 1994, ISBN: 81-7320-018-1

India: From the Aryan Invasion to the 700Indian History and Epigraphy 2,950

Great Sepoy Mutiny(Dr. G.S. Gai Felicitation Vol.)

Knight, Alfred E.Ramesh, K.V., Tewari, S.P. & Sharma, M.J. (Eds,)

Size: 23 cm, pp. 320, 1988Size; 29 cm, pp. 300, Illus., 1991

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India’s Struggle for freedom: 2,500 Islam Builds in India 2,450Role of Associated Movements per set Soundara Rajan, K. V.Chopra, P. N. (Ed.) (5 vols. set) Size: 29 cm, pp. 228, Illus., 1983Royal size, pp. 843, 1985 Jaina Religion & Art, 950Indigenous Races of the Earth 1,100 Sahoo, Anand ChandraMaury, A., Pulszky, F., Meigs, J.A. Size: 26 cm, pp. 227, 1994, ISBN: 81-7320-005-XSize: 23 cm, pp. 678, 1989 Japan and the Indian National Army 700Indus Script Deciphered 1,500 Sareen,T. R.Krishna Rao, M. V. N. Size: 23 cm, pp. 272, Illus., 1986Size: 26 cm, pp. 262, Illus., 1982

Jaya: The Original Nucleus of Mahabharata 750Inscriptions of the Maukharis, Later Guptas, 250 Jain, RamachandraPushpabhutis and Yashovarman of Kanauj Size: 23 cm, pp.384, 1979Thaplyal, K. K.

Kalidasa and His Times 1,500Size: 29 cm, pp. 228, Illus., 1985Jain, K. C.

Inscriptions of the Pallavas 800Size: 26 cm, pp. 388, Illus., 1990

Mahalingam,T. V.Kameswara Temple at Gallavalli 1,100Size: 29 cm, pp. 846, 1988J. Vijaya Laxmi & M. Krishna Kumari Inscriptions of the Suryavamsi Gajapatis of Orissa 260Size: 26 cm, pp. 208, Illus., 1992Subramanyam, R.Kanchipuram Through the Ages 1,950Size: 29 cm, pp. 218, Illus., 1986C. R. SrinivasanInscriptions of the Western Ganges 620Size: 26 cm, pp. xvi+326, 1979Ramesh, K. V.

Size: 29 cm, pp. 536, Illus., 1984 Kathmandu: Pokhra Chitwan 250Khullar, Ajay & Khullar SangeetaIntroductory Notes on Botany and Persian Grammar 700Size: 14 cm, pp. 60, Illus. col., 1997Jones, Sir WilliamISBN: 81-7388-072-7Size: 23 cm, pp. 446, 1985

Kesava Temple at Somanathapura 1,100Institutionalised Teaching System of Carnatic Music 380Patel, T. DayanandaUnnikrishnan, T.Size: 26 cm, pp. 308, Illus., 1990Size: 23 cm, pp. 150, 2007, ISBN: 81-7320-068-8

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Kushana Clay Art of Ganga Plains 1,100 Missionary to Kashmir 700Jayaswal, Vidula Wilson, A. C.Size: 26 cm., pp. 188, Illus., 1991 Size: 23 cm, pp. 300, 1994

Kiratarjuniyam in Indian Art 2,450 Modern World : A New Perspective 600Nagaraja, Rao M.S. Mishra, P. K.Size: 29 cm, pp. 204, Illus. col., 1979 Size: 23 cm, pp. 270, 1989Kusumanjali: New Interpretation of 5,500

Monuments of Mandu 1,100Indian Art and Culture per set

Singh, A. P. & Singh, S. P.(Sh. C. Sivaramamurti Comm. Vol.) (2 vols. set)Size: 26 cm, pp. 248, Illus., 1994, ISBN: 81-7320-004-1Nagaraja Rao, M.S. (Ed.)

Size: 29 cm, pp. 600, Illus., 1986 Monuments of Orchha 700Singh, A. P. & Singh, S. P.Life & Art of Early Andhradesa 3,450Size: 26 cm, pp. 75, Illus. 48, 1991Ray, Amita

Size: 29 cm, pp. 388, Illus., 1983 Moplah Uprising 250Manners and Customs of the 5,500 Chaudhary, SukhbirUncivilized Races of Men per set Size: 23 cm, pp. 136, 1977Wood, J. G. (2 vols. set)

Mother Goddess in Central India 1,500Size: 26 cm, pp. 1664, Illus., 1989

Misra, O.P.Marriage in Ancient India 1,100 Size: 26 cm, pp. 248, Illus., 1985Sharma, M. R.

Murder of Democracy in Chile and After 250Size: 26 cm, pp. 180, 1993, ISBN: 81-7320-001-7Choudhary, SukhbirMarwar Murals 1,100Size: 23 cm, pp. 156, 1977Agarawala, R. A.

Size: 26 cm, pp. 140, Illus. col., 1977 Museography for Ethno-Cultural Material 1,100Das, A. K.Material Culture of DECCAN 1,500Size: 29 cm, pp. 168, Illus., 1989Dr. B.S. Rajendra Babu

Size: 26 cm, pp. 222, 1999, ISBN: 978-81-7320-041-6 Museums and Cultural Heritage of India 2,450Men, Matters and Movements 1,100 Banerjee, N. R.Puri, B. N. Size: 29 cm, pp. 208, 1989Size: 26 cm, pp. 238, 1994, ISBN: 81-7388-048-4

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Museums of India and their Maladies 1,100 Palaeohistory of Man and His Culture 500Choudhary, R. D. Datta, Asok

Size: 23 cm, pp. 168, 1982Size: 26 cm, pp.164, Illus., 1998ISBN.: 81-7320-037-8 Pancharamas in Medieval Andhradesa 1,500

Krishna, Kumari, M.Mughal Art: A Study in Handicrafts 2,950Size: 26 cm, pp. 260, Illus., 1978Swarup, Shanti

Size: 29 cm, pp. 144, colour Illus., 1996, ISBN: 978-81-7320-026-2 Paisra: The Stone Age Settlement of Bihar 2,450Vidula, Jayaswal & Pant, P.C.,Mughal Weapons in the Babur-Nama 2,500Size: 29 cm, pp.221, Illus., 1991Pant, G.N.Pratihara Art in India 1,100Size: 29 cm, pp. 354, Illus. col., 1989Ali, RehmanThe Monuments in Old Goa 1,100Size: 26 cm, pp. 180, Illus., 1987Nunes, JudilaPratnakirti: Recent Studies in Indian Epigraphy, 5,500Size: 26 cm, pp. 128, Illus., 1979History, Archaeology and Art per setNeolithic Culture in West Bengal 1,100(Essays in honour of Prof. Shrinivas Ritti) (2 vols. set)Datta, AsokPadigar, Shrinivas V. & Shivananda, V.

Size: 26 cm, pp. 206, Illus., 1992Size: 29 cm, pp. 764, Illus., 2012, ISBN: 978-81-7320-119-6

Nupura-The Anklet in Indian Literature & Art 950Prehistoric Burials of Kashmir 950

Tewari, S. P.Sharma, A. K.

Size: 26 cm, pp. 156, Illus., 1982Size: 26 cm, pp. 136, Illus., 1998, ISBN: 81-7320-036-X

The Neolithic Origins 1,100Prehistoric Uttar Pradesh 1,100

Singh, Purushottam Pant, P. C.Size: 26 cm, pp. 184, Illus., 1989 Size: 26 cm, pp. 256, Illus., 1982Oil Economy of India 700 Protohistoric Culture of Tungabhadra Valley 700Saxena, V. K. Nagaraja Rao, M. S.Size: 23 cm, pp. 200, Illus., 1985 Size: 26 cm, pp. 280, 1984Palaeohistory of India 1,500 Protohistoric India 1,500Jayaswal, Vidula Nautiyal, K. P.Size: 26 cm, pp. 304, Illus., 1978 Size: 26 cm, pp. 280, Illus., 1989

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Purusottamadeva as Grammarian 1,100 The Raj Gonds 1,100Dash, N. K. Tiwari, S. K. & Mishro, Kamlesh Size: 26 cm, pp. 136, 1991 Size: 26 cm, pp. 200, Illus., 1993, ISBN: 978-81-7320-000-9

Queer India 700 Sassanian Coins 400Franks, George H. Valentine, W. H.Size: 23 cm, pp.284, 1989 Royal size, pp. 126. Illus., 1994, ISBN: 81-7388-010-7

Raigarh Darbar 2,450 Sculpture of Dahala and Dakshina Kosala and 1,100(Its History, Culture & Dance Tradition) their BackgroundSize: 29 cm, pp. 232, Illus., 1990 Misra, R. N.

Size: 26 cm, pp. 240, Illus., 1987Reality of India 500Wingfield Stratfords, Barbara Sculptures of Assam 1,100Size: 23 cm, pp. 224, 1989 Dutta, Monoranjan

Size: 26 cm, pp. 230, Illus., 1990Religion and Art of the Chamba Valley 1,500Bawa, Seema Sculptures of Kashmir 1,100Size: 26 cm, pp. 256, Illus. col. , 1998, ISBN: 81-7320-038-6 Malla, Bansi Lal

Size: 26 cm, pp. 182, Illus., 1990Researches in Social Science 2,200(Prof. Amreshwar Awashti Felicitation Volume) Sculpture of Western Himalayas 3,450Mishra, J. P. (Ed.) Ohri, Vishwa ChanderSize: 26 cm, pp. 800, 1993, ISBN: 81-7320-003-3 Size: 29 cm, pp. 334, Illus., 1991

Revolutionary Activities in Delhi 600 Secular, Social and Ethical Values in the Upanishads 950Lal, Kishan Ramanand TiwariSize: 23 cm, pp. 314, 1999, ISBN: 978-81-7320-042-4 Size: 23 cm, pp. xxiv+549, 1985

Royal Attendants in Ancient Indian Literature, 1,950 Select Correspondence of 975Epigraphy and Art Pandit Dwarika Prasad MishraTewari, S. P. Mishra, Jai Prakash, Mehra, PramodSize: 29 cm, pp. 216, Illus., 1987 Size: 23 cm, pp.842., 2009, ISBN: 978-81-7320-084-7

The Racial History of Man 950 Select Documents of Indian National Army 700Dixom, B. Ronald Sareen,T. R.Size: 23 cm, pp. 600, 1989 Size: 23 cm, pp. 412, 1988

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Social History of Andhra Pradesh 1,500 Sukarno and Indonesian Nationalism 900Reddy, Nagolu Krishna Ramdev, Bhardwaj

Size: 23 cm, pp. 384, 1997, ISBN: 81-7388-074-3Size: 26 cm, pp. 254, Illus., 1991

Surplus to Subsistence: A Critique of British 900Social History of Chhatisgarh 700Land Revenue Policy in Rajasthan, (1870-1910) Shukla, HiralalJain, M.S.Size: 23 cm, pp., 184, Illus., 1985Size: 23 cm, pp. 326, 1993, ISBN: 81-7320-017-3

Some Select Inscriptions 2,450Svasti Sri: 2,450Gai, G.S.(Dr. B. Ch. Chhabra Felicitation Volume)Size: 29 cm, pp. 328, Illus., 1991Ramesh, K. V., Prasad, Agam & Tewari, S. P. (Eds.)

Spectrum of Tribal Bastar 500 Size: 26 cm, pp. 404, 1984Sarkar, A.

The Search for Lanka 250Size: 23 cm, pp. 176, Illus., 1996, ISBN: 81-7320-207-0

Mishra, D. P.Splendour of Fatehpur Sikri 1,100 Size: 23 cm, pp. 78, Illus., 1985Verma, Chob Singh A Study of Telugu Place Names 1,950Size: 26 cm, pp.134, Illus. col., 1999, ISBN: 81-7320-040-8 Ramachandramurthy, S. S.Srimad Bhagavad Gita 250 Size: 26 cm, pp. 398, 1995Lal, Surender Nath A Survey on Sanskrit Grammar in 490Size: 23 cm, pp.366, Illus. col., 1998, ISBN: 81-7388-071-9 Tibetan Language

Dash, Narendra KumarStudies in Culture, Linguistics and Speechology 500Size: 23 cm, pp.166, 1993, ISBN: 81-7320-011-4(Prof. Motilal Gupta Felicitation Volume)

Menaria, P. L. (Ed.) From Stone Quarry to Sculpturing Workshop 2,450Size: 23 cm, pp. 266, 1984 (A Report on Archaeological investigations around

Chunar, Varanasi & Sarnath)Studies in the Shell Script 1,500Jayaswal, VidulaSharma, R.K. (Ed.)Size: 29 cm, pp. 352, Illus., 1998, ISBN: 81-7320-033-5Size: 26 cm, pp. 185, Illus., 1990A Sketch of The History of Painting 2,500Studies of Social Laws 2,100Wornum, Ralph Nicholson per set

Jones, Sir William per setSize: 23 cm, pp. 600, Illus.,1994 , ISBN: 81-7388-002-6 (2 vols. set)

Size: 23 cm, pp. 1100, 1985 (3 vols. set)

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Tantric Cult of South India 3,500 The Temple of Chaunsathayogin 1,500Nagaswami, R. at BheraghatSize: 29 cm, pp. 312, Illus., 1981 Sharma, R. K.

Size: 26 cm, pp. 272, Illus., 1978Technology & Material Life of Central India 1,950Sharma, R. A. The Upper Palaeolithic Culture of India 250Size: 26 cm, pp. 370, Illus., 1991 Sharma, M.J.Temples of Orissa 700 Size: 23 cm, pp. 126, Illus., 1982Das, Dipak Ranjan

Vidisha through the Ages 1,500Size: 26 cm, pp. 95, Illus., 1982

Chakravarty, K. K.; Birdi, D. R., Mishra, O. P. Temple Sculpture of India 1,500 Size: 26 cm, pp. 176, Illus., 1990Dwivedi, S. K.

Vajapeya: Essays of Evolution of 4,900Size: 26 cm, pp. 294, Illus., 1992Indian Art & Culture per set

Terracotta Animal Figurines in 1,100(Prof. K.D. Bajpai Felicitation Volumes) (2 vols. set)the Ganga -Yamuna ValleyShastri, Ajay Mitra, Sharma, R.K. & Prakash, PratibhaAgam Prasad (Eds.)Size: 26 cm, pp. 180, Illus., 1985Size: 29 cm, pp. 450, Illus., 1987

Trans-Himalayan Wall Paintings 1,500Vasudevahimdi : A Cultural Study 1,100Singh, A.K.Jamkhedkar, A. P.Size: 26 cm, pp. 218, Illus. col., 1985Size: 26 cm, pp. 300, 1983Translation from Oriental Languages 1,500

Jones, Sir William per set Vaishnavism An Iconographical Study 5,500Size: 23 cm, pp. 750, 1985 (2 vols. set) Welankar Vaishali per set

Size: 29 cm, pp. 624, Illus. col., 2009 (2 vols. set)Tribal Art and Craft 1,500ISBN: 978-81-7320-085-4Das, A. K.

Size: 26 cm, pp. 226, Illus., 1993 Wall Paintings from Central India 1,950Tyndale-Biscoe of Kashmir 700 Agarawala R. A(An Autobiography) Size: 29 cm. pp. 222, Illus., 1987 Size: 23 cm, pp. 280, 1994 Women in Buddhist Art 2,950The Temple of Bhitargaon 2,450 Rao, Vinay KumarZaheer, M. Size: 29 cm, pp. 272, Illus., 2012, ISBN: 978-81-7320-126-4Size: 29 cm, pp. 260, Illus., 1981

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Westernisation of Indian Art 400Mishra T.N.Size: 23 cm, pp. 100, Illus., 1996, ISBN: 978-81-7320-031-9

World's Five Great Monarchies: The History, 8,000Geography & Antiquities per setGeorge Rawlinson (Set in 4 Vols.)Size: 23 cm, pp. 2200 (Illus.)

The History of Andhra Country (1000 A.D. - 500 A.D) 450/-Administration Literature & Society Part IIDevi Yashoda

Inside India 750/-Halide Edib

Life of Buddha: Asvaghosha Bodhisattva 850/-(English Translations by S. Beal)/Ed. R. Jha

Ancient Bundelkhand 300/- Mahaksatrapa Castana and Western India 1,950/-Shah K.K. (During Early Christian Ear)Copper- Platen Inscriptions Belonging to 140/- Dr. Raj Ratna GoswamiSri Sankracharya of the Kamkoti-Pitha Nritanjali: An Introduction to Hindu Dancing 250/-Rao. T.A.Gopinath

Sri RaginiCultural Profile of South Kosla 270/- Problems and prospects of Tourism 175/-Dev Jitamitra Prasad Singh

K. L. Batra Folklore of Gujarat 1,100/- Studies in the History of Third Dynasty of Vijayanagara 360/-A.M.T. Jackson & R.E. Enthoven

Ramanya, N.VenkataFrom Hunters to Breeders 190/- Temple of Andhradesh 300/-B.P. Sahu

Kumari A. SuryaA History of Animals 1,500/- Tribal Heritage in Western India 1,500/-O.G. Smith (2 vols.set)

Dr. Raj Ratana GoswamiA History of Fishes 550/- Trivikrama Bhatta and His Times 350/-O.G. Smith Rajendra Prasad SharmaHistory of Frogs, Lizards & Serpents 245/- Tourism in India 450/-O.G. Smith Vivek SharmaHistory of Poona & Deccan in A Perspective 160/- View in India & China, on the Shores of Red Sea 900/-Crawford, Archur Ellioee, C.R. Roberts, E.The History of Andhra Country (1000 A.D. - 500 A.D) 500/-Devi Yashoda

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la?kksy ,ao eFkqjk dh dyk 2,200

vpZuk jkuhSize: 29 cm, pp. 190, Illus., 2007ISBN: 978-81-905984-6-0

izkphu Hkkjr esa O;ogkj fof/ 1,100

';ke ukjk;.k flagSize: 23 cm, pp. 478, 2005ISBN: 978-81-905984-5-3

izkphu Hkkjrh; bfrgkl 1,950

jkeewfrZ pkS/jh Size: 23 cm, pp. 774, Illus., 2015, ISBN: 978-81-7320-161-5

lkjukFk dh ckS¼ ewfrZdyk 700

'kf'k Hkw"k.k flag Size: 23 cm, pp. 304, Illus., 2009, ISBN: 978-81-905984-1-5

dRFkd ijEijk 1,100

ekaMoh flagSize: 26 cm, pp. 256, 2010, ISBN: 978-81-905984-2-2

dEiuh fp=kdYkk 1,100

'kdqUrYkk ekS;ZSize: 26 cm, pp. 200, Illus., 2003

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foyqIr gksrh tutkrh; xqnuk izFkk 2,950

MkW- olUr fujxq.ksSize: 29 cm, pp. 175, Illus. full col., 2018ISBN: 978-81-7320-175-2

igkM+h fp=kdyk esa Üka`xkj ,oa lkSUn;Z 2,950

MkW- vpZuk jkuhSize: 29 cm, pp. 212, Illus. col., 2018ISBN: 978-93-81843-21-5

izkphu Hkkjrh; flDds 950

MkW- fuf/ oekZSize: 23 cm, pp. 296, Illus., 2016ISBN: 978-93-81843-19-2

nf{k.k Hkkjrh; eafnj okLrqdyk 1,100

uhfr vfuy dqekj] ,- vfuy dqekjSize: 23 cm, pp. 280, Illus., 2016ISBN: 978-93-81843-18-5

ckS/ dyk esa ukjh 1,100

fou; dqekj jkoSize: 26 cm, pp.228, Illus., 2006ISBN: 978-81-905984-4-6

nsoh&nsorkvkas ds vL=k&'kL=k 1,100 Hkkjr vkSj dEcqt 400

:eh xqIrk cStukFk iqjhSize: 26 cm, pp. 276, Illus., 2003 Size: 23 cm, pp. 178., 1994

psEliQksMZ dkYkhu Hkkjr 900 Hkkjrh; yksd dyk 1,950fnYkhi dqekj tks'kh uhfyek xqIrkSize: 23 cm, pp. 374., 1994

Size: 29 cm, pp. 212, Illus., 2010tSu vgZr~ 200 ISBN: 978-81-905984-8-4

iznhi tSu Hkkjrh; bfrgkl dk eè;&izLrj ;qx 180Size: 23 cm, pp. 116, 1994 fonqYkk tk;lokYktSu izfrek&dyk 1,500 Size: 23 cm, pp. 108, Illus., 1989

c`ts'k jkor Hkkjrh; bfrgkl dh vkfn pj.k dh :ijs[kk 180Size: 26 cm, pp. 268, Illus., 2010 fonqYkk tk;lokYkISBN: 978-81-905984-3-9

Size: 23 cm, pp. 100, Illus., 1987izkphu Hkkjr esa U;k; O;oLFkk 700

Hkkjrh; bfrgkl dk uo&izLrj ;qx 180urk'kk vjksM+kfonqYkk tk;lokYkSize: 23 cm, pp. 278., 1990Size: 23 cm, pp. 140, Illus., 1992ISBN: 81-85416-01-X

izkphu ekYkok esa eafnj okLrqdYkk 1,100 Hkkjrh; dkO; 'kkL=k 200

jkeYkkYk dWaoYk iznhi dqekj tSuSize: 23 cm, pp. 100, 1994 Size: 26 cm, pp. 278, Illus., 1984

iqjkrRo ds jkspd izlax 400 Hkkjrh; laxhr 200

osQ- osQ- FkIy;ky] ,l-ih- 'kqDYk fxjh'k pUnz mizsrhSize: 23 cm, pp. 120, Illus., 1996Size: 23 cm, pp. 180, Illus., 1988

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Hkkjrh; n'kZu dk bfrgkl 600 jhfrdkYkhu tSu dkO; 700

iznhi dqekj tSu fdj.k tSuSize: 23 cm, pp. 202 Size: 23 cm, pp. 322, 1994

jktLFkku dh izkphu jktuSfrd laLFkk,W 500Hkkjrh; n'kZu esa loZKokn (nks Hkkxksa esa) 1,500

vxe izlkniznhi dqekj tSu izfr lsVSize: 23 cm, pp. 208, 1985Size: 23 cm, pp. 446., 1994

ladsr foKku vkSj lajpukokn 200Hkkjrh; laLd`fr 500uhYke o/okiznhi dqekj tSuSize: 23 cm, pp. 104, 1994

Size: 23 cm, pp. 204, 1994Jhen~Hkxon~ xhrk (pkj Hkk"kkvksa esa) 250

Hkkjrh; laLd`fr dk bfrgkl 600lqjsUnz ukFk YkkYk

iznhi dqekj tSuSize: 23 cm, pp. 366, Illus. col., 1997

Size: 23 cm, pp. 212, 1994Hkkjrh; dyk esa ukx 1,100

Hkk"kk] efLr"d vkSj psruk 120 JhokLro] vkj- ,u-gsepUnz ikaMs Size: 26 cm, pp.132, Illus., 2008, ISBN: 978-81-905984-0-8Size: 23 cm, pp. 85, 1990 Ekè; Hkkjr dh fp=k ,oa ewfrZdyk 1,500

Hkkjrh; iqjkRroe~&uohurek miYkC/;% 500 jktsUæ izlkn ^jktu*e/qckYkk Size: 26 cm, pp. xvi, 188, Illus. col., 2015

ISBN: 978-93-81843-13-0Size: 26 cm, pp. 112, Illus., 1989

Ekè; Hkkjr dh xqtZj&izfrgkj dyk 950jktLFkkuh fp=kdYkk 1,100latho f=kosnhlqjsUnz flag pkSgkuSize: 23 cm, pp. 352, Illus., 2012

Size: 26 cm, pp. 272, Illus., 1994 ISBN: 978-81-905984-7-7

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e?; Hkkjr dh ckS¼ laLd`fr ,oa dyk 2,450

fou; dqekj jk;Size: 26cm, pp. 376, Illus., 2016, ISBN: 978-93-81843-07-9

eqxy fp=kdyk 2,450

iQjgk nhckSize: 29cm, pp. 252 Illus. col., 2012, ISBN: 978-81-905984-9-1

izkphu Hkkjrh; dyk esa izd`fr iwtk 1,500

fnyhi dqekj flagSize:26 cm , pp. 236, Illus., 2012, ISBN: 978-93-81843-01-7

fo".kq izfrek,a 1,100

fdju flagSize:23 cm , pp. 264, Illus., 2013, ISBN: 978-93-81843-02-4

dFkd vkSj vfHku; 1,500

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foUè;&eè;xkaxs; {ks=k dk iqjkrÙo 1,100

iq"i yrk flagSize: 23 cm, pp.375, 2011, ISBN: 978-93-81843-05-5

lR; dk izdk'k 490

,l- ih- xks;ySize: 23 cm, pp.163, Illus. 2013, ISBN: 978-93-81843-08-6

lR; gh thou 490

,l- ih- xks;ySize: 23 cm, pp.184, Illus. col., 2014, ISBN: 978-93-81843-10-9

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vejdks'k dk lkaLd`frd v/;;u 900/-

clar dqekj Lo.kZdkj Tent.

izkphu dq:{ks= dk bfrgkl ,oa lkaLd`frd /kjksgj 1,100/-

MkW- pUæiky flag Tent.

The Copper-coloured Palace Iconography of 19,500/- .

The rÑin ma School of Tibetan Buddhism Tent.

Adelheid Herrmann-Pfandt (set in 3 vols.)

Rock Art in India and France 3,500/-

Ed. D.N. Tripathi Tent.

Jewellery in Buddhist Reliquary Cult: 7,500/-

Magic Symbols Tent.

ArputhaRani Sengupta (Set in 2 vols.)

Forth Coming & New Releases -2017

Archaeology and Tradition 8,500(Prof. D.N. Tripathi Felicitation Volume) per set B.R. Mani, I.D. Dwivedi, Vimal Tiwari (2 vols. set)

Prashant Srivastava, Sanjaya Kumar Mahapatra (Eds.) (2 vols. set)

Conservation of Cultural Property in India 1,950(Prof. G. N. Pant Commemoration Volume) Bisht A. S., Bhatnagar, I. K. Singh, S. P. (Eds.), 2001 Indian Culture and Art: Continuti & Change 8,500

(Sh. R.C. Tripathi Felicilation Volume) per setAgam Prasad, Prashant Srivastava (Eds.) (2 vols. set)

Essence of Art & Culture 3,450(In Memory of Prof. Kalyan Kumar Ganguli)Biswas, S. S., Roy, Amita, Das, Deepak, R., Mukherjee, S K. (Eds.) 2002

A Bouquet of Indian Heritage, Research and Management 8,500 Expressions in Indian Art 5,500(Dr. Agam Prasad Felicitation Volume) per set (In Memory of Shri M. C. Joshi) per set

Mani, B.R., Tripathi, Alok (Eds.), 2008 , (2, vols. set)

Archaeology and History 5,500 Giridhara Shri: Essays on Indology 1,950(Essays in Memory of Sh. A. Ghosh) per set (Dr. G.S. Dikshit Fel.Vol.) Pande, B. M., Chattopadyaya, B. D. (Eds.) 1987 (2 vols. set) Narasimha Murthy, A.V., Ramesh K.V. (Eds.) 1987

Aspects of Indian History 1,950 The Glorious Heritage of India 5,500(Prof. Ram Mohan Sinha Comm. Vol.), Mishra P. K. (Ed.) 1991 (In Memory of Prof . R.C. Sharma) per setCulture Through the Age 2,950 Trivedi S.D., (Ed.) 2010 (2,vols. set)(Prof. B. N. Puri Felicitation Vol.), Singh, Sarva Daman (Ed.) 1996 Heritage of India: Past & Present 5,500Culture, Tribal History and Freedom Movement 1,100 (Essays on Honour of Prof. R.K. Sharma) per set(Dr. N. K. Sahu Commemoration Vol.), Mishra, P. K. (Ed.) 1989 Mishra, P.K., Sullerey, S.K. (Eds.), 1994 (2 vols. set)

Conservation of Cultural Heritage 1,950 History & Heritage 2,500(In honour of Shri A. S. Bisht), Jain, Kamal. K. (Ed.), 2000 (In honour of Prof. Kiran Kumar Thaplayal) per vol.

Shukla, S. P., Joshi, M.P., Bisht, R.S., (3 vols.set)Srivastava, P. (Eds.), 2007, (7500/- per set)

Dimensions of Indian Art 5,500(Smt. Pupul Jayakar Felicitation Vol.) per setLokesh Chandra, Jyotindra Jain, Agam Prasad (Eds.), 1986 (2 vols. set) Indian Archaeological Heritage 5,500Essays on Indology, Polity & Administration 5,500 (Sh. K.V. Soundara Rajan Felicition Vol.) per set(In honour of Padmabhushan Shri. R. K. Trivedi), per set Margabandhu, C., Sinha, D. K., (2 vols. set)Trivedi, S. D. (Ed.), 1989 (2 vols. set) Ramchandran, K. S., Sagar, A .P (Eds.), 1991

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Indian at the Dawn of History 1,100 Recent Researches in Archaeology , History & Culture 5,500(Sh. V. D. Krishnaswamy Comm.Vol.) (Festschrift to Prof. K.V. Raman), per setDatta, Asok, Ghosh, Ashok, K., Margabandhu, C. (Eds.) 1995 Reddy P. Chenna (Ed.), 2009 (2 vols. set)

Indian History and Epigraphy 2,950 Researches in Social Science 2,200(Shri G. S. Gai Felicitation Vol.), (Prof. Amershwar Awashti Felicitation Vol.), Mishra, J.P. (Ed.), 1993Ramesh K.V., Tewari S.P., Sharma M.J. (Eds.), 1991 Rock Art & Archaeology of India 1,950Indian Numismatics, History, Art & Culture 4,900 (Prof. Shankar Tiwari Comm. Vol.)(Shri Parmeshweri Lal Gupta Felicitataion Vol.) per set Chakaravarty, K. K, Badam G. L.(Eds.) 2008Macadowall, D.W., Sharma, Savita, (2 vols. set) Sivasri Perspectives in Indian Archaeology, Art & Culture 3,500Garg, Sanjay (Eds.), 1986 (Volume of Padma Bushan, Dr. C. Sivaramamurti, Kusmanjali : New Interpretation of Indian Art & Culture 5,500 Padma Bushan Sh. K. R. Srinivasan), Dayalan, D. (Ed.), 2012(Shri C. Sivaramamurti Comm.Vol.) per set Spectrum of Indian Culture 5,500Nagaraja Rao, M. S. (Ed.), 1986 (2 vols. set) (Prof. S.B. Deo Felicitation Vol.) per setMadhu: Recent Researches in Indian Archaeology & Art History Out of Print Margabandhu, C., Ramachandran, K.S. (Eds.), 1996 (2 vols. set)(Shri M.N. Deshpande Festschrift) Studies in Art & Archaeological Conservation 1,100M.S. Nagaraja Rao (Ed.) (Dr, B.B. Lal Comm.Vol.), Bisht, A.S., Singh, S.P. (Eds.), 2004Museums and Museueology: New Horizons Out of Print Studies in Culture, Linguistics and Speechology 500 (Essays in Honour of Dr. Grace Morley) (Prof. Motilal Gupta Felicitation Volume), Menaria, P. L. (Ed.) 1984V.P. Dwivedi, G.N. Pant (Eds.)

Svasti Sri: (Dr. B.Ch. Chhabra Felicitation Vol.) 2,450Pratnakirti: Recent Studies in Indian Epigraphy, History, 5,500 Ramesh. K.V., Agam Prasad, Tewari, S.P., (Eds.), 1984Archaeology and Art (Festschrift to Prof. Shrinivas Ritti) per set

Triratna: Heritage Governance & Equity 2,750Shrinivas V. Padigar, V. Shivananda (Eds.) , 2012 (2 vols. set)

(Hon'ble Shri T.N. Chaturvedi festiscrifts) per vol. Puraratna: Emerging Trends in Archaeology, 2,500 R.C.Tripathi, Agam Prasad, Shalini Awasthi (Eds.), 2003Art, Anthropology, Conservation & History per vol. Rs. 1,3750/- per set, (set in 5 Vols.)(In honour of Shri Jagat Pati Joshi)Margabandhu, C., Sharma, A. K., Bisht, R. S. (Eds.) 2002 Rs. 7500/- per set, (set in 3 Vols.), 2002

Recent Trends in Conservation of Art Heritage 3,450(Dr. O.P. Agarwal Felicitation Vol.), Dhawan, Shashi (Ed.), 1996

Vajapeya: Essays of Evolution of Indian Art & Culture 4,900(Prof. K.D. Bajpai Felicitation Volumes) per setShastri, Ajay Mitra, Sharma, R.K., (2 vols. set)Agam Prasad (Eds.), 1987

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