Indus Valley - Art - Archaeology
The art and archaeology of the ancient Indus Valley (modern Pakistan and India).
Gulf of Cambay
A discovery by marine scientists off the western coast of India could mean an ancient sunken civilization from 4000 B.C.
A discovery by marine scientists off the western coast of India could mean an ancient sunken civilization from 4000 B.C.
Indus Valley
About's Archaeology Guide, Kris Hirst provides links to bibliography and Indian and Pakistani archaeology Web sites.
About's Archaeology Guide, Kris Hirst provides links to bibliography and Indian and Pakistani archaeology Web sites.
Mehluha
From Kris Hirst, the About Guide to Archaeology, Meluha is the Mesopotamian word for the people who came to trade and live in the great Akkadian period port cities in Sarasvati-Sindhu civilizations.
From Kris Hirst, the About Guide to Archaeology, Meluha is the Mesopotamian word for the people who came to trade and live in the great Akkadian period port cities in Sarasvati-Sindhu civilizations.
Harappa: Introduction
Introduction to sites excavated along the Indus Valley. Harappa was an urban center.
Introduction to sites excavated along the Indus Valley. Harappa was an urban center.
A Kushan-period Sculpture
In 1992 a carved, lifesize sandstone man from the reign of Jaya Varma (184-85 AD) was discovered in the Kathmandu Valley. On the base of the statue is an inscription.
In 1992 a carved, lifesize sandstone man from the reign of Jaya Varma (184-85 AD) was discovered in the Kathmandu Valley. On the base of the statue is an inscription.
Sarasvati-Sindhu
Harappa and Sarasvati are overlapping terms. Since the 1920 discovery of Harappa, many villages have been discovered leading to a new descriptive term.
Harappa and Sarasvati are overlapping terms. Since the 1920 discovery of Harappa, many villages have been discovered leading to a new descriptive term.