Speaking Archaeologically Journal Volume Ii Issue I Shriya Gautam by Shriya Gautam, Diptarka Datta, Sirat Gohar, Trishla Garttan, Muskan Sangwan, Abhimanyu Kalsotra, Muhammad Junaid Iqbal, S Zohaib Iqbal Zaidi, Simran Kaur Saini, Priyanshu Mehta, Rattan Kaur Rainu, Divyansh Thakur, Mayank Singh, Gunjan Thapar 25821520 instant download after payment.

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The Second Volume of the Speaking Archaeologically Journal focuses on two very important issues: archaeotourism and archaeology and relationship of cultural economy to archaeological research. It also publishes two of our very important projects: The Speaking Archaeologically Baolis of Delhi Project and the Stupas of East and West Punjab.
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Contents:
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• Challenges before Archaeotourism in the Himalayan Region - by Shriya Gautam
• Tughlaqabad Fort, Delhi: Prospects for Rescue Archaeology and Heritage Tourism - by Diptarka Datta
• State of Conservation and Scope of Archaeotourism and Development of Ancient Buddhist Sites of Punjab - by Sirat Gohar, Trishla Garttan
• Tombs of Jhajjar: Conservation Status, Threats and Future Scope of Heritage Tourism - by Muskan Sangwan
• Mubarak Mandi Palace: Present State of Conservation and Prospects for Adaptive Reuse - by Abhimanyu Kalsotra
• The Walled City of Multan: Potential for Archaeotourism in Restoration of the Site - by Muhammad Junaid Iqbal, S Zohaib Iqbal Zaidi
• Integration of Medieval Baolis into Cultural Economy: A Case Study of Delhi - by Simran Kaur Saini
• Culture as Development: A Study on the Sustainable Architectural Features of Traditional Mud Constructions in Rakkar Village of Kangra District - by Priyanshu Mehta
• The Shalbhanjika Figurines of Sanghol Stupa: A Classification - by Rattan Kaur Rainu
• The Use of Ancient Indian System of Measurement in the Study of Monuments - by Divyansh Thakur
•  Palaeolithic Artefacts from Nandrool, Himachal Pradesh - by Mayank Singh
• Thakurdwara Murals of Nurpur: Addressing Some Identification Problems - by Gunjan Thapar