Indian Archaeology 1995-96: A Review (Volume- 2)

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This number, like previous issues contains information on various aspects of archaeology including (a) excavations, (b) explorations, (c) epigraphy, (d) numismatics, (e) palaeobotany, (f) structural/chemical conservation as well as on archaeological gardens and publications. I extend my thanks to all the contributors, and at the same time, request all heads of archaeological organizations in States, Universities, Museums and Research Institutes including our own colleagues in the Survey to adhere to the time schedule set so that future issues can be brought out timely. In editing this vast material some errors must have crept in for which I tender my apologies. However, for all information in respect of individual articles, the responsibility rests with the contributors.

In our endeavour to update the issues of IAR, I record my deep appreciation to Mr. C. Dorje (at present Superintending Archaeologist, Chandigarh Circle) and Dr (Miss) Arundhati Banerji (Dy. Superintending Archaeologist, Publication), without whose persistent and unstinted efforts it would not have been possible to bring out this issue. My thanks are also due to Mr. Umesh Kumar (Director, Publication) and Dr B.R. Mani (Superintending Archaeologist, Publication) for their co-operation. I would also like to thank Mr. Hoshiar Singh (Production Officer, Publication) for preparing dummy of plates and also to Mrs. Anju Dhawan (Assistant Archaeologist, Publication) and the other members of Publication Section. A special thank to Mr. R.C. Sardana of the Drawing Section for improving the line drawings published in this issue.

I would be failing in my duty if I do not thank Messers S. Narayan & Sons for bringing out this issue so promptly.