Archaeology of South Asia

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Dear Prof. Witzel and Indology members,

You may also be interested in reading my bibliographical essay posted 
earlier on indology newsgroup; it is related to the great Sarasvati river
and will be 
available in the archives. Regards and best wishes to the students of
civilizations
who have a lot of 'digging' and geological/hydrological work to do in
Guneriwala and other sites on this exciting adventure into our glorious
past. I am presenting three papers in the World Sanskrit Conference: a)
Sarasvati civilization, (2) Prakrt and Dravidian tongues and (3) Indus Script.
Dr. S. Kalyanaraman
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>Information about Ganweriwala (and about the other 4 great cities of the
>Indus civilization: M. H., Dholavira in Cutch (with the first giant size,
>though seal-like inscription! suggested reading 500 miles to Mohenjo
>Daro...) and about related questions) can be found in several archaeol. 
>chapters (by Erdosy, Shaffer, Kenoyer, etc.) in:: 
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>George Erdosy, (ed)  The Indo-Aryans of Ancient 
>South Asia. language, Material Culture and Ethnicity, Berlin/New York (de 
>Gruyter), 1995 (released in Nov.).
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><first vol.. of the new Grundriss: Indian Philology and South Asian 
>Studies; ; the 2nd vol, a handbook of Pali Lit. by O. v. Hinueber is in 
>press>.
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