• Late Holocene morphodynamic evolution of Thamirabarani delta and Thoothukudi tombolo in South India: insights from integrated analysis of early cartographic documents and satellite images 

  Gupta, Ekta; Rajani, Mandyam Bhoolokam (Springer, 2023-02)

  The age of discovery and exploration (fifteenth-sixteenth century CE) in Europe and later colonisation of newly explored territories by Portuguese, Spanish, Danish, French, Dutch, and British led to extensive mapping/charting ...
• Mineralogical characterization of raw materials from Dholavira, Gujarat, India and its geological and archaeological significance 

  Prasad, Ravi Kant; Prabhakar, V. N. (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2022-12)

  Dholavira was one among the five largest settlements (probably six) of the Harappan civilization during the third millennium BCE. The location of this site in a desolate corner of Khadir Island in Kachchh, Gujarat, India, ...
• Tracking ancient glass production in India: elemental and isotopic analysis of raw materials 

  Dussubieux, Laure; Fenn, Thomas R.; Abraham, Shinu Anna; Kanungo, Alok Kumar (Springer, 2022-12)

  In India, the organization of the ancient glass industries that produced, starting around the mid-1st millennium BCE, huge quantities of small drawn beads that were traded both locally and all over the Indian Ocean and ...
• Indigenous glass manufacture in India: an ethnographic approach 

  Kanungo, Alok Kumar; Dussubieux, L. (Corning Museum of Glass, 2022)
• The skull chamber in the Chauvet cave: en route towards a theatre 

  Montelle, Yann-Pierre (MIT Press, 2022-06)

  A cave bear skull from the Upper Paleolithic is carefully positioned on a modified block in the Skull Chamber of Chauvet Cave. The Skull Chamber, as the culmination of a speleological parcours, has apparently been strategically ...
• Entomophagy and commercially available insects among the Sumi Nagas in Dimapur district of Nagaland, Northeast India 

  Sumi, Alino; Ao, Imtikala (Excellent Publishers, 2022-04)

  Given the myriad diversity of insect species in Nagaland; it has been a source of nutrition and livelihood for the Nagas. Entomophagy is a notable practice prevalent among the Sumi Nagas of Nagaland. The present study was ...
• Northern black polished ware: a gazetteer 

  Kulkarni, Chinmay; Ingle, Varad; Kanungo, Alok Kumar; Roy, Oishi (University of Kerala, 2020)
• Glass bangles in India: antiquity, functional use and traditional production 

  Kanungo, Alok Kumar (Routledge, 2021-11)

  Since mid-second millennium BCE, glass bangles have been an item of mass consumption throughout South Asia. The archaeological community has spent considerable time and energy reconstructing ancient cities with evidence ...
• Recording unmarked graves in a remote aboriginal community: the challenge of cultural heritage driving sustainable development 

  Kanungo, Alok Kumar; Choksi, Nishaant et al. (Springer Verlag, 2021-04)

  This paper presents the results of archaeological fieldwork conducted at therequest of elders from Barunga, a remote Aboriginal community in theNorthern Territory, Australia. The aim of the project was to usearchaeological ...
• The archaeology of glass in south asia: the state of the field and new directions 

  Kanungo, Alok Kumar; Trivedi, Mudit (The Branch, 2019)

  This article provides a review of the state of South Asian glass studies. It presents a survey of the emergent trends, animating questions and new discoveries that currently structure the interpretation of vitreous materials ...
• Understanding ancient zinc technology: an experimental study 

  Kanungo, Alok Kumar; Raviteja, K.; Roy, O.; Kharakwal, J. S. (The Indian Society for Prehistoric and Quaternary Studies (ISPQS), 2020-12)
• A taphonomic and zooarchaeological study of the early middle pleistocene 3 colluvio level from Isernia La Pineta (Molise, Italy) 

  Pineda, Antonio; Channarayapatna, Sharada; Lembo, Giuseppe; Peretto, Carlo; Saladie, Palmira; Thun-Hohenstein, Ursula (Elsevier, 2020-10)

  The early Middle Pleistocene site of Isernia La Pineta (MIS 15), discovered in the 1970s, is one of the oldest archaeological sites excavated in Western Europe. Since its discovery, this Lower Palaeolithic open-air site ...
• Evidence of steel making at Naikund and its relationship with Mahurjhari' Borgaon and Khairwada, Maharashtra", Man and Environment 

  Roy, Oishi (Elsevier, 2019-06)
• A study on the iron artefacts from the megalithic sites of Dhamna Linga and Dhaulameti of Vidarbha 

  Roy, Oishi (Department of Archaeology, University of Kerala, 2019)
• Women of central Indian rock art: discovery, documentation and interpretation 

  Banerjee, Ruman; Chakraverty, Somnath; Robinson, David W. (2019-12)
• Chevron and millefiorie in India 

  Kanungo, Alok Kumar (2019-10)
• An overview of the stone bead drilling technology in South Asia from earliest times to Harappans 

  Prabhakar, V. N. (Department of Archaeology, University of Kerala, 2016-11)
• Iron age in Kerala: a short summary 

  Vinod, V. (Research India Press, 2016-08)
• Rare earth elements analysis in archaeological pottery by laser induced breakdown spectroscopy 

  Rai, Siddharth Shankar; Rai, Nilesh Kumar; Rai, A. K. (Taylor and Francis, 2016-08)

  In the present work, laser induced breakdown spectroscopy has been employed to detect rare earth elements in archaeological potteries and brick sample collected from different locations. Laser Induced breakdown spectroscopy ...
• Tree-ring footprints of drought variability in last ∼300 years over Kumaun Himalaya, India and its relationship with crop productivity 

  Yadav, Ram R.; Misra, Krishna G.; Yadava, Akhilesh K.; Kotlia, Bahadur S.; Misra, Sandhya (Science Direct, 2015-06)

  We reconstructed Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI), a metric of drought, using tree-ring width chronologies of Himalayan cedar (Cedrus deodara (Roxb.) G. Don) prepared from two ecologically homogeneous settings in the ...

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