Linguistics, Archaeology and Human Past in South Asia
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Explore the intertwined histories of linguistics, archaeology, and human evolution in South Asia. Discover how language shaped ancient civilizations and uncover the mysteries of our ancestors through linguistic and archaeological evidence. Unlock the secrets of the past with this captivating exploration of South Asia’s rich heritage. ISBN: 9788173047992

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173047992
  • Publisher: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • ISBN-10: 8173047995
  • Publisher Date: 2009
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

25 reviews for Linguistics, Archaeology and Human Past in South Asia

  1. Akash Gupta –

    An excellent resource for anyone studying South Asian history! I got a wealth of new knowledge.

  2. Swagatika Panda –

    Interesting concepts, but the writing could be more engaging. It felt a bit like a textbook at times. I loved the historical context.

  3. Aditya Katole –

    It started strong but lost steam in the middle. The later chapters were not as engaging.

  4. Gayathri Suresh –

    An impressive exploration! Although dense, the information is incredibly valuable. Will need to reread for full comprehension.

  5. Shikhar Pratap –

    Engaging and informative! The author does a great job of connecting the dots between disciplines. Highly recommended.

  6. Vishal –

    Challenging but rewarding. You really learn a lot, but have to put in the work.

  7. Saksham Khemka –

    I learned so much about South Asia! Some parts were challenging, but the effort was worth it. The linguistic insights were great.

  8. Ananya Singh –

    Detailed and insightful. It’s good but reads like a textbook, dry but informative.

  9. Aaryan Narula –

    A bit dry, but very thorough. Good for academic purposes. It can use more image illustrations.

  10. Kunal Arora –

    Interesting but dense. You need to be pretty familiar with these topics before diving in.

  11. Bhavna –

    A decent overview, but I wish it delved deeper into specific archaeological sites. It felt too broad at times, I wanted specifics!

  12. Bhavesh Chaturvedi –

    The book offers new perspective on old questions in the research. I found the writing to be very good.

  13. Nipun Jain –

    I struggled with some of the technical language, but the overall narrative was compelling. Well researched.

  14. Shreya Sinha –

    The book connects linguistics and archaeology well, but it could be more accessible for readers without a background in these fields.

  15. Nikhil Choudhary –

    Good summary of the field, although I had some expectations which were unmet.

  16. Prakash Kumar Singh –

    Excellent resource for South Asia history! I would highly recommend reading the last chapter.

  17. Akanksha Sinha –

    Worth reading if you are doing research in similar area. The theories and analysis were interesting.

  18. Khushal Singh –

    I found it long and drawn out. Not a page turner at all for me. It was a bit boring.

  19. Vaishnavi Sanjay Bhandari –

    A solid academic work on South Asian history. I would have liked more maps and illustrations though. The arguments are well established.

  20. Arvinder Singh –

    It was ok, not great. Too academic for my taste. I prefer a more narrative style.

  21. Aniket –

    I like the way the author explores various perspectives of historical events

  22. Anonymous –

    A fascinating look at South Asia’s past! I enjoyed the linguistic insights, though some archaeological sections felt a bit dense. Overall, a worthwhile read.

  23. Shivam Kharbanda –

    A comprehensive overview. The linguistics aspects were well-written, though I found some arguments a little unconvincing.

  24. Gaurav . . –

    Great read for those interested in South Asian history. The linguistic analysis was particularly insightful and helpful.

  25. Himanshu Gupta –

    It had some good info but sometimes felt repetitive. Could have been shorter and more focused. I wish there was less jargon.

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