PGW
Pottery and Antiquity: A Comparative Study of Daulatpur and Bhagwanpura
Antiquities, Bhagwanpura, Bone& Ivory, Daulatpur, Late Harappan Culture, material culture, PGW, Pottery Traditions, Stone, terracottaBy: NEELAM SHARMA, RAJPAL – This study compares the archaeological sites of Daulatpur and Bhagwanpura in Haryana to clarify cultural developments during the Late Harappan and early post-Harappan periods. Both settlements have yielded rich ceramic assemblages and a variety of small artifacts that illuminate technological practices, daily activities, and socio-economic conditions. The pottery from both…
The Role of Copper Artifacts in the Livelihood of the Harappan Civilization: An Examination of the Eastern Domain with a Specific Focus on the Haryana Region
Copper objects, Copper Ornaments, Eastern Domain, Harappan tradition, IVC, Metal technique, PGW, Slags, weaponsBy: NEELAM SHARMA, RAJPAL – Excavations in the eastern domain of the Harappan civilization in Haryana have provided valuable insights into the technological intelligence and achievements of the Indus Valley civilization. Metal and metallurgy were highly significant among the various technological advancements. The Indus Valley civilization, often referred to as a Bronze Age civilization, extensively…
Pottery Unfold History: A Case Study of the Inhabitants of District Jind, Haryana (India) through the Ages
Black Burnished Ware, Ceramics, Classical Harappans, Hakra Ware, Historical, Incised Ware, Late Harappans, Medieval, Mud Appliqué Ware, PGW, Pre-Harappans, Regional Hakra, Tan Slipped/Chocolate Slipped WareBy: RAJPAL – Pottery is a tangible evidence like any other archaeological find, it throws light on sociocultural, religious, economic aspect of past cultures/civilizations. It is a very important source for the reconstruction of Pre-history when written records are not available and even during historical times its importance does not diminish. With the help of…