South Asian Archaeology 2003: Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Conference of the European Association of South Asian Archaeologists (7–11 July 2003, Bonn)
https://doi.org/10.34780/mvc3-3u6b
Synopsis
The first Volume of the series "Forschungen zur Archäologie Außereuropäischer Kulturen".
The Seventeenth International Conference on South Asian Archaeology was held in Bonn from 7th–11th July 2003. The conference was jointly hosted and organized by the Kommission für Archäologie Außereuropäischer Kulturen (previously the Kommission für Allgemeine und Vergleichende Archäologie) and the Eurasien-Abteilung of the German Archaeological Institute. Nearly 200 scholars and students from Asia, Europe, America, and Australia participated in the conference. More than 100 lectures were given and poster-sessions were presented by those researchers, who could not be incorporated into the
lecture programme. Finally 66 papers on South Asian Archaeology found their way into the proceedings – covering topics from Upper Palaeolithic Rock Art in Balochistan to life and times of Sir Mortimer Wheeler in India in the Late 40s.
Chapters
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Preface by the President of the Association
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Opening Remarks by the Secretary General
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In Memoriam Karl Jettmar
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South Asia's Bamboo Curtain : What's on the Other Side?
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Discovery of Upper Palaeolithic Rock Art in Balochistan, Pakistan
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Human Figurines from the Neolithic Levels at Mehrgarh (Balochistan, Pakistan)
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Bead-DrillingA Look from Mehrgarh and Nausharo : Preliminary Results of Micro-trace Analyses
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Shahi-TumpResults of the Last Field-Seasons (2001–2003)
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The Burial Practices at Shahi-Tump (Balochistan, Pakistan)First Anthropological Analyses
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Excavations at Sohr Damb/NalResults of the 2002 and 2004 Seasons
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Radiocarbon Dates from Sohr Damb/Nal, Balochistan
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Faunal and Plant Remains from Sohr Damb/NalA Prehistoric Site (c. 3500-2000 BC) in Central Balochistan (Pakistan)
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Excavations at the Later Prehistoric Site of Lewan, North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan
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The Beas River Landscape and Settlement SurveyPreliminary Results from the Site of Vainiwal
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A Diachronic Examination of Lithic Exchange Networks During the Urban Transformation of Harappa
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Butchers, Bones, and Plastic BagsAn Ethnoarchaeological Study of a Specialized Meat Distribution System in the Indian Punjab
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From Massive to FlimsyThe Declining Structural Fabric at Mohenjo-daro
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The Short-Horned Bull on the Indus SealsA Symbol of the Families in the Western Trade?
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Excavations at Gilund 2001-2003The Seal Impressions and Other Finds
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Long-Distance Relations of the Iranian Highland Sites during the Late Chalcolithic PeriodNew Evidence from the Joint Iranian-German Excavations at Arisman, Prov. Isfahan, Iran
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On the Exploitation of Copper Ores at Shahr-i Sokhta (Sistan, Iran) in the 3rd Millennium BC
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Deciphering the Intercultural Style?
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The Late Bronze Age Chronology of Southern UzbekistanA Reanalysis of the Funerary Evidence
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Symbols of Early Swat (c. 1700-1400 BC)
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Gogdara I and BeyondThe Cultural Sequence of the non-Buddhist Rock Art in Swat. Preliminary Conclusions
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New Evidence on the Pottery Sequence of Ghalegay (Swat, Pakistan)
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Evolution of the Political Relations of the Greek with their non-Greek Neighbours in Central Asia and North-Western India (4th century BC – 1st century AD)
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The Early Indo-Greek Currency of Arachosia
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Kashmir Smast (Gandhara) and its Religious SignificanceStudy Based on Epigraphic and other Antiquities from the Site
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Some Important Trade Routes and Trading Centres of Jammu from Ancient Times to 10th Century AD
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The Signal Valley as Fa Hsien's route from Pamir to DarelField Research in the Northern Areas of Pakistan 2001-2002
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The Pottery of Khyinga-Khalun, Mustang District, Nepal
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Preliminary Result on the Pottery from Garab-Dzong, the Surroundings Settlements from Dzo-Khang and Bumche-Khang, District Mustang, Nepal
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Archaeological Excavations at Pipri, Nepalese Tarai
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Archaeological Research at Sisupalgarh, an Early Historic City in Eastern India
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Preliminary Report of the Third Field Season, 2002Contexting Early Historic Western Orissa
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The Ancient Indian City and the Thought Expressed in it
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Early Agriculture of the Neolithic Vindhyas (North-Central India)
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Vegetation Context and Wood Exploitation in the Southern NeolithicPreliminary Evidence from Wood Charcoals
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Early Historic Agriculture in Southern Tamil NaduArchaeobotanical Research at Mangudi, Kodumanal and Perur
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Excavations in the Citadel of Ancient Mahagama (Tissamaharama/Sri Lanka)
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Pottery of so-called "Kaolin Fabric" at Tissamaharama-Citadel (Sri Lanka) in the 4th and 5th century AD
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Beads from Tissamaharama, Sri LankaLong Distance Contacts
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The Earliest Inscribed "Coins" from TissamaharamaWhy They Are not Truly Coins
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Stone Images of the Standing Buddha from Mahagama (Sri Lanka)
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Archaeological Investigations at Ambalantota 1997-1999 (Hambantota District, Southern Province, Sri Lanka)
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Early Historic Specialisation and Standardisationthe Technology of Rouletted Ware and Associated Wares at Anuradhapura
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Buddhist Aspects of the Imagery of Skanda in Gandhara and Central Asia
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Evidence Suggesting the Simultaneous Development of Two Forms of Avalokitesvara in Ancient Greater GandharaA Preliminary Report
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Images of Avalokitesvara at Dharaut, Bihar
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A Bronze Votive Stupa of the Shahi PeriodArt, Faith and Ideology in Late-Antique Buddhism
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Transfer of Merit in Gandharan Buddhism
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Early Bronze Masks from Ancient Kashmir and the North-West Region
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Sun Images from MathuraCult Icons or Emblems?
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A Unique Narrative Stone Panel Illustrating Revanta
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Comparative Studies and Dating Questions between Nepalese Sculpture and PaintingThe Case of Nepalese Buddhist Ritual Crowns
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Two Unpublished Bronze Hoards from Northern West Bengal, India
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Paharpur in the 20s-30sA Pala Period Buddhist Shrine and Monastery Documented by a Collection of Photographic Plates
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Paharpur in the 20s–30s: A Pala Period Buddhist Shrine and Monastery Documented by a Collecon of Photographic Plates
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Representations of the Jina's Birth and Enlightenment in Jaina Art, Architecture and Ritual
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The Riddle of the Four-Armed Marici Image from Udala, Orissa
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The Early Royal Murals of Dungarpur, Rajasthan
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Architectural Articulation of Medieval Temples in Maharashtra
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TukkacciA Royal Cola Temple at the Beginning of the 12th Century
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Ceramic Production and Distribution in the Late 1st and Early 2nd Millennia AD Akra, Bannu Basin, NWFP
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Bagh-e Babur, KabulExcavating a Mughal Garden
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The Evolution of the Architectural Décor on the Quwwa al-Islam Mosque
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Indian Sources of the Buraq Iconography
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Water in a Desert Landscape
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Colonial VisionsSir Mortimer Wheeler and Archaeological Representations in India (1944-48)
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List of Authors