Iron and Social Change in Early India
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9780195667110
Publication date:
11/11/2005
Hardback
264 pages
Price: 850.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780195667110
Publication date:
11/11/2005
Hardback
264 pages
Part of Debates in Indian History and Society
Bhairabi Prasad Sahu
Suitable for: Graduate and undergraduate students, sxhools, and the general reader interested in ancient India history and archaeology, and Buddhism, Jainism and religion in early India.
Rights: World Rights
Part of Debates in Indian History and Society
Bhairabi Prasad Sahu
Description
The role iron technology played in the development of a settled agrarian civilisation in India has long been controversially debated. In this volume, B.P. Sahu introduces a selection of seminal essays by leading scholars in the field, including D.D. Kosambi, R.S. Sharma, D.K.Chakrabarti and Shereen Ratnagar. Each thesis is placed in its historical and theoretical context, clarifying the dimensions of this ongoing and tangled debate. Seeking to give a fully comprehensive overview, Sahu also includes a collection of essays offering fresh regional perspectives on Northern and Central India, Kathiawar and Tamil Nadu.
Part of Debates in Indian History and Society
Bhairabi Prasad Sahu
Part of Debates in Indian History and Society
Bhairabi Prasad Sahu
Description
The role iron technology played in the development of a settled agrarian civilisation in India has long been controversially debated. In this volume, B.P. Sahu introduces a selection of seminal essays by leading scholars in the field, including D.D. Kosambi, R.S. Sharma, D.K.Chakrabarti and Shereen Ratnagar. Each thesis is placed in its historical and theoretical context, clarifying the dimensions of this ongoing and tangled debate. Seeking to give a fully comprehensive overview, Sahu also includes a collection of essays offering fresh regional perspectives on Northern and Central India, Kathiawar and Tamil Nadu.
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