Puratattva (Vol. 42: 2012): Bulletin Of The Indian Archaeological Society
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Puratattva (Vol 42: 2012): Bulletin Of The Indian Archaeological Society

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Explore Indian archaeology with Puratattva (Vol. 42: 2012). Discover insights into excavations, inscriptions, temples, mosques, and iconic symbols. Published by the Indian Archaeological Society, this bulletin is a valuable resource for archaeologists, historians, researchers, and enthusiasts. Get your copy now (ISBN: 9788124607954) and delve into India’s rich past.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788124607954
  • Publisher: Indian Archaeological Society
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: xxii, 317p. [+56]
  • ISBN-10: 8124607958
  • Publisher Date: 2012
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 1550 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

11 reviews for Puratattva (Vol 42: 2012): Bulletin Of The Indian Archaeological Society

  1. Aryan D. Rout –

    I enjoyed the insights into the excavation sites. A solid resource for students and researchers in the field.

  2. Rishabh Kumar –

    I have been wanting to read this since my college days. Finally got a chance. It is a good book that is value for money.

  3. Aayush Tanwar –

    Excellent collection of articles covering a wide range of topics. The photographs are a great addition. Highly recommended.

  4. Aditi Tomar –

    Important work for the field, but be prepared for very technical language. Not for the faint of heart.

  5. Nandini –

    While informative, the book lacks a cohesive narrative. It feels like a collection of disparate papers.

  6. Shirish Saxena –

    A mixed bag. Some articles were fascinating, but others were dense and difficult to follow. Overall, a worthwhile read for serious archaeology buffs.

  7. Tanzin Rigson –

    Found some really interesting information on temple architecture, but the section on inscriptions was a bit dry. Good resource, though.

  8. Hafis Shajahan –

    Incredible detail and research! A must-have for anyone interested in Indian history and archaeology. I learned so much.

  9. Naman Pamnani –

    A deep dive into Indian archaeological finds. The section on iconic symbols was particularly enlightening. Great value.

  10. Ashish Kumar –

    A bit too academic for casual readers. The content is valuable, but the writing style could be more engaging.

  11. Varun Gandhi –

    The book is good, but the printing quality could be improved. Some of the images were a bit blurry.

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