Heritage

Northern Kerala Archaeology Project, NorKAP for short, is a collaboration with the University of Kerala. The project, led by Dr Neha Gupta and Dr Rajesh SV (Kerala) examines long-term change in the social and political organization of past societies in the Bharathapuzha River Valley in northern Kerala. Preliminary results were presented at the Society for American Archaeology meetings in April 2017.

MINA is a public digital Web-based platform that maps Indian archaeology through time and that can enable linking with other dynamic and static geographically-referenced sources of information such as newspapers, journal articles and archaeological reports.

Circles of Interaction aimed to enhance collaboration between archaeologists and the Huron-Wendat Nation and to facilitate discussion between them regarding the collection and interpretation of archaeological data and the preservation of cultural heritage.

A study of archaeology in Sanghol, Punjab, as part of my doctoral research. The study highlights the influence of social and political factors on the interpretation of archaeological data and the preservation of cultural heritage in post-1947 Independent India.

A study of the practice of Indian archaeology as part of my doctoral research. Indian archaeology is neither evenly distributed nor uniformly practiced over time.