Excavations At Fatehpur Sikri (A National Project)
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Excavations At Fatehpur Sikri (A National Project)

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Discover the buried secrets of Fatehpur Sikri! This book unveils the findings of a national excavation project, led by Professor R.C. Gaur, exploring the ruins beneath the historic city. Unearth the lost shops, roads, homes of nobles and commoners, and the extended royal haram-sara. Explore the rich history of Emperor Akbar’s palace-complex and the rise and fall of this once-thriving city. A must-read for history buffs and archaeology enthusiasts!

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173051784
  • Publisher: Aryan Books International
  • Publisher Imprint: Aryan Books International
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 817305178X
  • Publisher Date: 2000
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • No of Pages: 128

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Weight 0.5 kg

22 reviews for Excavations At Fatehpur Sikri (A National Project)

  1. Medha S Tigga –

    A bit dry at times, but the historical insights are invaluable. The excavation details are thorough. Good for serious history enthusiasts.

  2. Siddharth Jain –

    A window into a lost world. However, the writing is a bit dry. I enjoyed the sections on daily life.

  3. Rishabh Singh –

    This book opened my eyes to a new layer of Fatehpur Sikri. Though technical, the writing is accessible, and the findings are truly captivating. A solid effort!

  4. Ashish Kumar –

    For history buffs, this book is gold. It’s dense, and academic, but filled with information about Fatehpur Sikri.

  5. Siddharth Biswas –

    I enjoyed the book, but it got bogged down in details. Needed more visual aids. Overall, a decent read about the historic city.

  6. Himanshu –

    Amazing glimpse into the past. I wish there were more photos. Detailed account of excavation, which can be tedious, but I liked it.

  7. Tanushree Nangia –

    Great book but too much emphasis on minor details. Could have done better with the writing style.

  8. Vedant Hinesh Modi –

    Provides great insights. The presentation can be a bit dry, but the information is very useful about past life of people.

  9. Raghavendra Mani Tripathi –

    This book is an important contribution to the history of Fatehpur Sikri. If you’re willing to put in the effort, the rewards are great.

  10. Harish A Kendrekar –

    Information is amazing but requires more reader friendly explanation. It needs better editing.

  11. Pragati Sahai –

    It’s a mix of interesting facts and dry descriptions. Some parts were hard to get through, but it was good overall.

  12. Agastya Singh –

    Fascinating look at Fatehpur Sikri! The details are incredible, but sometimes a bit too academic. Still, a worthwhile read for history lovers.

  13. Shipra Sharma –

    Too technical for the average reader. If you are not an archaeology enthusiast, avoid it. It is dry and boring.

  14. Aseem Goel –

    Detailed excavation report of Fatehpur Sikri. It’s a treasure trove of information for serious scholars. Not for casual readers.

  15. Priya Singh –

    A treasure trove of information. Professor Gaur has done an amazing job. A must-read for anyone interested in Mughal history.

  16. Sumanth Yerukala –

    A deep dive into Fatehpur Sikri’s archaeological findings. Gets bogged down in the details; wished for more about the city’s story.

  17. Prasasth Peter Varigeti –

    Amazing content and I am glad I bought this book. It is my time favorite. Highly recommended.

  18. Akanksha Pandey –

    The book gives clear idea about the city during Akbar’s time. It has a nice description.

  19. Anupam Saggar –

    Good information, but not exactly a page-turner. If you’re really into archaeology, you will love it. Otherwise, approach with caution.

  20. Rishabh Dwivedi –

    It is a detailed academic work. Too much detail and not enough context. I wanted to feel more connected to the people.

  21. Vaibhav Kumar –

    Professor Gaur’s work shines through! The book provides evidence about the people who lived there. A little lengthy, but important.

  22. Sumit Bahuguna –

    Well-researched and informative. It can be dry at times, but the excavation details are truly fascinating about the city’s life.

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