Archaeology Goals and Scope 2
Goals of Archaeology Traditionally, archaeology has been equated with the discovery, recovery, inquiry, scrutiny, analysis and interpretation of the material
Goals of Archaeology Traditionally, archaeology has been equated with the discovery, recovery, inquiry, scrutiny, analysis and interpretation of the material
Introduction The main focus of archaeology is the study of human past that deepens our understanding of the world in
Biblical View of History: In the medieval period, monks and scholars in Europe wrote historical literature convicting Christianity was
DECCAN ARCHITECTURE Indo-Islamic architecture flourished in the Provinces or States each according to the influence of the architecture of that
VIJAYANAGAR ARCHITECTURE The Emperors of Vijayanagar whose empire compromised of almost the whole of peninsular India, were great builders and
CHALUKYA ARCHITECTURE The Chalukyas who ruled over Upper Deccan (7th Century AD.) were greatly interested in temple architecture. Followers of
South Indian temple architecture, also called Drāviḍa Style, architecture invariably employed for Hindu temples in modern Tamil Nadu from the 7th to the 18th century, characterized
ART AND ARCHITECTURE INDIA The architecture of India is rooted in its history, culture and religion. Indian architecture progressed with time and assimilated the many influences that
The basic principle of preservation of historic memorabilia is do no harm. The following hazards are recognized as some of
Other functions: Other than, the general branches of study, an archaeologist can specialise in the study of a specific historic