Archeology of India - Table of Contents

First Created: March 10, 2001
Page Last Updated: June 24, 2015

Table of Contents

Ordinary Heroes Memorials erected for brave men and women in a new research report.	Temples of India Detailed discussion on the history, and stylistics of some of the great temples of India.
Speaking Stones We show examples of how Indian history can be traced using archaeological evidences combined with literature and social traditions.	Prehistoric Paintings The pre-historic rock paintings of Madhya Pradesh are 5000 to 20000 years old. Kamat wonders on the meaning of some of the paintings while narrating their value
Archeology Potpourri • Sculptures • Memorials • Hero-stones • Inscriptions • Cave Paintings	Mohenjodaro The remnants of city of Mohenjodaro are a great source of archeological resource for uncovering details of the lost Indus Valley civilization.

List of Pictures

• Abandoned Inscription
• Bracket Figures of Hoysala Pillar
• Carved Pillar of Gwalior Palace
• Close-up of a Carved Pillar
• Copper Plates of the Mahale Family
• Detail from a Hero-stone Memorial
• Golkonda Fort
• Hero Fighting Wild Boar, Kolar
• Hero with Club and Shield
• Human Figures on Temple Pillar Carvings
• Illustrated Kannada Inscription
• An Inscription from Shravanabelagola
• Inscription in Kannada Describing a Temple Grant
• A Jain Basadi (temple) of Lakkundi
• A Jina in Meditation
• Kannada Copper Inscription
• Kannada Inscription of Banavasi
• Krishna Surrounded by Gopis
• A Pre-historic Memorial
• Proud Descendants
• Sculpture of a Devi (Goddess)
• Sculpture of Dancers
• Shasana (Edict) of Amritapur
• Temple Builder Nallappa, with Relatives
• Temple of Two Towers, Nagayi
• Temple Pillar
• Ugranarasimha of Hampi

See Also:

• Indian History Potpourri at Kamat's Potpourri
• Memorials of Madhya Pradesh -- comprehensive survey of memorials of central India
• Kamat PictureSearch results for Memorials

• Sculptures
• Temples
• Prehistoric Art
• Architecture