SOUTH ASIAN ARCHAEOLOGY AND ART 2018
Papers presented at the 24th International Conference of the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art held at the Monumental Complex of S. Domenico Maggiore, Naples, Italy 2-6 July - SERIE ORIENTALE ROMA n.s. 30
- Anno: 2026
- Autore/i: A. Filigenzi, C. Moscatelli in collaboration with M. Delle Donne (eds.)
- Catalogo: Scienze e Lettere
- Argomento: Orientalistica
- Collana: Serie Orientale Roma
- ISBN: 978-88-6687-324-2
- ISSN: 0582-7906
CONTENTS
- Presentation by Roberto Tottoli, Rector of the University of Naples
“L’Orientale”
- Presentation by Adriano V. Rossi, President of ISMEO
The Editors
- Hans BAKKER, No Texts Without Archaeology, No Archaeology without Texts. An Inquiry into the History of the Hunas in South Asia
- Bruno GENITO, The University of Naples “L’Orientale” and the South Asian Archaeology. A Long Fruitful History
PREHISTORY AND PROTOHISTORY
- Michael JANSEN, The Forma Urbis Mohenjo-daro. Further Research and Evidence
- Cameron PETRIE et alii, Living in the Hinterland: Progress of the Two Rains Project in 2016, 2017 and 2018
- Esha PRASAD, R.N. SINGH, Understanding the Ganeshwar Jodhpura Culture: A New Ceramic Paradigm
FROM EARLY HISTORICAL TO MEDIEVAL PERIOD
- Serena AUTIERO, Early Indian Bronzes and Globalisation. New Data in the Light of the Figurines from Sumhuram (Sultanate of Oman)
- Anna BENNETT, Mauryan Sunga Period Objects Found on the Myanmar-Thay-Malay Peninsula
- Pierre CAMBON, Clay Material in Hadda (Afghanistan): Barthoux Excavations, 1927-1928
- Omar COLORU et alii, The Indo-Greek Fortified City of Barikot (Swat). The Beginning of the Mature Urban Phase (~ 150 BCE)
- Aurora GRALDI, With a Face of “Red Copper”: New Insights on the over Life-Size Buddha of Guita Bahi, Lalitpur, and the Alteration of the Face through Technical Enhancement
- Adam HARDY, Evolving Temples in Evolving Texts: The Kesari Series of Nagara Prasadas
- Shreekant S. JADHAV, A Major Geological Flaw in some of the Western Indian Rock-Cut Caves: A Case-Study of Caves Nos. 18 and 19 (The Ganesh Lena Group) at Junnar and Cave 3 at Pitalkhora
- Gerald KOZICZ, Temple III of Parahat near Hatkoti: A Decaying Nagara Temple in Himachal Pradesh
- Vincent LEFÈVRE, Water Resources and Management at Mahasthan
- Tiziana LORENZETTI, Heroic Self-Sacrifice in the Mediaeval Lingayat Tradition. New Iconographic Evidence
- Simone MANTELLINI et alii, A New Season of Research in Sindh: The Italian-Pakistani 2017-2018 Field-Work at Banbhore
- Gerd J.R. MEVISSEN, On the Former Location of Some Dislodged Sculptures at Cidambaram, Tamilnadu
- Satoshi NAIKI, The Analysis of Narrative Reliefs found in Area C of Thareli in the Gandhara Region
- Jessie PONS, Gandharan Arts and Tracks: A Reappraisal of the Stylistic Ties Between the Swat Valley, Zar-dheri and Taxila
- Wannaporn Kay RIENJANG, Patronage Along the Borderlands: The Case of the Apracas and Their Possible Connection with Nagarahara
- Carolyn Woodford SCHMIDT, An Aristocratic Sasanian Female as a Devotee of Buddhism. A Study in Progress
- SHAKIRULLAH, Ihsanullah JAN, Scientific Analysis and Study of Early Muslim Period Glazed Ceramics at Hazara University Museum
- Emilia SMAGUR, Prestige and Wealth Ex Occidente? Roman Coins and Jewellery in India
- Alexander STOLYAROV, Inscriptions of Small Objects as Sources for the History of Early Mediaeval North India (The Case of the Pala Dynasty Inscriptions)
Tadashi TANABE, A Reconsideration of the Peopled Vine Scroll in Gandhara Focusing on a Relief Panel in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
- Monika ZIN, The Indian “Grylli”
MODERN PERIOD
- Dorota KAMINSKA-JONES, Agnieszka Sylwia STASZCZYK, Representations of Women in the Birla Temples in India
- Natasha KIMMET, Dwelling beneath the King of Mountains: The Contribution of Vernacular Architecture to the Sacred Landscape of a Himalayan Village (Nako, Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, India)
- Michael W. MEISTER, ‘How She Really Is’: God’s Eyes and Stella Kramrisch
F.to 17x24, pp. 592, Brossura Filo refe, Ill. a colori