• 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 ...
• Vegetational and climatic variations during the past 3100 years in southern India: evidence from pollen, magnetic susceptibility and particle size data 

  Bhattacharyya, Amalava; Sandeep, Kizhur; Misra, Sandhya; Shankar, Rajasekhariah; Warrier, Anish K.; Weijian, Zhou; Xuefeng, Lu (Springer, 2015-04)

  Vegetational history vis a vis climate change during the past 3100 cal. years BP was deciphered from pollen data supplemented with magnetic susceptibility and particle size data for a 2.5 m long sediment core from Pookot ...
• Satluj river flow variations since AD 1660 based on tree-ring network of Himalayan cedar from western Himalaya, India 

  Misra, Krishna G.; Yadav, Ram R.; Misra, Sandhya (Science Direct, 2015-06)

  Water availability is one of the main concerns for future developmental and economic activities in semi-arid to arid western Himalaya. However, the water supply potential of Himalayan rivers, essential for residents living ...
• Possible convergence of historical literature and archaeology: examples of Harappan burial practices and customs 

  Prabhakar, V. N. (D.K. Agencies, 2014)

  The ancient literature of South Asia is a source for several features of the socio-cultural aspect of past societies. The ancient literature preserves a wide range of evidences that can date back to second millennium BCE ...
• Preliminary results of excavation at Karanpura, a Harappan settlement in district Hanumangarh 

  Prabhakar, V. N.; Majid, Jaseera C. (ISPQS, 2014-10)

  Karanpura is located on the River Chautang (ancient Drishadvati, a tributary of River Sarasvati) nearly 60 km west of Hissar and 6 km west of Bhadra on the Bhadra-Goga Medi road in District Hanumangarh, Rajasthan. The ...
• A satellite's view of Nalanda's past 

  Rajani, M. B. (International Institute for Asian Studies, 2014-08)

  Nalanda is believed to have been the world’s oldest residential monastic university, and a continually active Buddhist centre of learning from the 5th to the 12th centuries AD. This report describes how modern satellite ...
• Elemental composition and microstructure analysis of archaeological copper from central Ganga valley, India 

  Rai, Sidharth Shankar (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2021-06)

  Copper alloys from an early-historic period site Kausambi, Uttar Pradesh, India were studied to understand the manufacturing technology and alloying practices through elemental analysis and microstructural examination. ...

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