Volume # 12 Articles
TRACING THE TRADITION OF SARTORIAL ART IN INDO-PAK SUB-CONTINEN
Author 1:
Zubaida Yousaf
Abstract:
The study of clothing in Pakistan as a cultural aspect of Archaeological findings was given the least attention in the previous decades. The present research is a preliminary work on tracing the tradition of sartorial art in the Indo-Pak Sub-Continent. Once the concept of the use of untailored and minimal drape, and unfamiliarity with the art of tailoring in the ancient Indus and Pre Indus societies firmly established on the bases of early evidences, no further investigation was undertaken to trace the history of tailored clothing in remote antiquity.
Kewords:
Indus, Mehrgarh, Dholavira, Kulli, Mehi, Kalibangan, Harappa, Mohenjao-Daro, Clothing, Tailoring.
Language:
English
Page NOs:
01-20
Volume :
12
Representation of Headdresses of Male Imagery in Gandhara Art
Author 1:
Dr. Samia Tahir
Author 2 :
Dr. Abdul Hameed
Abstract:
This article discusses various hair coiffure and headdresses in vogue among male imagery in Gandhara art. The tradition of wearing long tresses irrespective of gender, social and religious status remains in vogue in Indian subcontinent as well as in Gandhara. In south Asia, detailed hairdo of terracotta figurines and combs discovered from Mohenjodaro proves inclination of people towards hair styling and ornamentation......
Kewords:
Coiffures, Headdress, Jattamukuta, Usnisa, crowns, fillet, wreaths, turbans
Language:
English
Page NOs:
21-38
Volume :
12
The Narration of Śravasti Miracle in Sculptural Art of Gandhāra:
A Study based on Museums’ Collection in Pakistan
Author 1:
SAMAR MAJID
Author 2 :
MUEEZUDDIN HAKAL
Author 2 :
M. ASHRAF KHAN
Abstract:
The Art of Gandhāra mainly deals with the narration of Buddhist philosophy in depicted form. The cultural material revealed by the sites from Gandhāra is now scattered throughout the glob, displayed in Museums and reserved in private collection. A large collection of this work of art is kept on display and in reserve at Museums in Pakistan. Many artefacts in stone, stucco and terracotta from Gandhāra are now at Peshawar, Taxila, Lahore and Karachi. .....
Kewords:
Gandhāra, Śravasti, Twin Miracles, Buddha, Pali, Sanskrit
Language:
English
Page NOs:
39-59
Volume :
12
Significance of Dīpamkara and Viśvantara Jatakas as Depicted in Gandharan Bas-Relief Panels
Author 1:
GHANI-UR-RAHMAN
Author 1:
SARFARAZ KHAN
Abstract:
Gandhara art is composed of a very important, visual language, which tells us about many different aspects of Buddhism and Gandhara Civilization. Gandharan artists and craftsmen have effectively represented the historical life of the Buddha, while his previous lives have not been given that much importance. . .....
Language:
English
Page NOs:
61-77
Volume :
12
Exploratory Analysis of Chinese Pagoda-like Structures at Chilas Bridge Site, District Diamer, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Author 1:
MUHAMMAD ZAHIR
Author 2:
ABDUL GHANI KHAN
Author 3:
SOHAIL FAROOQ
Abstract:
The present paper analyses the petroglyphs of pagoda-like structures at Chilas Bridge site, District Diamer, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. A total of 199 petroglyphs of stupas, including 49 pagoda-like structures, have been previously documented at the site. The main features of the pagoda-like structures were statistically investigated for frequency, cross-tabulation and cluster analyses. .....
Kewords:
Petroglyphs; Northern Pakistan Archaeology; Gandharan Buddhism; Stupa Architecture; Carving Traditions; Pagoda Architecture;
Language:
English
Page NOs:
77-104
Volume :
12
Was The Hindu Temple of Sri Parasurameswar (Bhubaneswar-India) Properly Conserved by The Britisher Mr. M H Arnott (c.1903) ?
Author 1:
DEEPAK BHATTACHARYA
Abstract:
The temple of Sri Parasurameswar, Bhubaneswar is ornate, the best preserved, ASI managed load structure monument dated to c.650A.D, and is a vijaya prasada (victory monument). It had fallen into disuse and dilapidation in spite of its premier position. .....
Kewords:
Parasurameswar-c 650A.D.; Victory Pillar; Sanatan Vigyan; Vedic Vigyan; Odisa Revolts & Rebellions; First Odisa Monument Conservation; Mr. M H Arnott; Sir John Woodburn; Indonesia Quake.
Language:
English
Page NOs:
105-144
Volume :
12
Avifauna on the Ceramics of Ketch-Makran, Balochistan, Pakistan
Author 1:
SUNDUS ASLAM KHAN
Author 2:
AURORE DIDIER
Author 3:
M. ASHRAF Khan
Abstract:
The emergence of pottery remains one of the most important subjects in the archaeological world. Ceramics have provided archaeologists with the data for constructing the chronologies of cultural shifts. The initial simpler forms of the paleolithic turning into specialized and richly adorned ceramics can be observed in every culture and civilization, which works as a script for these ancient periods .....
Kewords:
Paleoenvironment, Kech-makran, Ceramics, Avifauna, Culture, Tradition, Motifs.
Language:
English
Page NOs:
145-171
Volume :
12
Decorative Motifs on Pedestals of Gandharan Sculptures: A Case Study of Peshawar Museum
Author 1:
FAWAD KHAN
Abstract:
Gandhara is famous for its art and architecture. Peshawar Valley laps a considerable number of Buddhist monasteries which yielded narrative reliefs from the life of Buddha and individual sculptures of Buddha and Bodhisattvas. .....
Kewords:
Gandhara, Peshawar Museum, Pedestals, Decorative Motifs
Language:
English
Page NOs:
173-184
Volume :
12
THE REVERBERATION OF MODERNIZATION ON THE LOCAL CULTURE AND HERITAGE IN SUB-DIVISION CHORBAT IN DISTRICT GHANCHE BALTISTAN
Author 1:
ZARINA ASHRAF
Author 2:
ABID GHAFOOR CHAUDHRY
Abstract:
Culture and heritage weigh in the historical, human values of the people. It has a connection to social values, religious beliefs, and rituals, it exhibits the special values of certain people, but it changes with time and place. . In the valleys of Baltistan, there were many monuments which indicated the history, Culture and civilization, .....
Kewords:
Culture, Heritage, Socio economic change, Developmental Changes,Culture conservation
Language:
English
Page NOs:
185-210
Volume :
12
Rock Art Discoveries in Washuk, Khuzdar and Jhal Magsi, Balochistan
Author 1:
ZAHIR HUSSAIN
Author 2:
KIRAN SIDDIQUI
Author 3:
SHEIKH JAVED ALI SINDHI
Author 4:
RUKHSANA KHAN
Abstract:
The mountains of Balochistan in Pakistan are full of undocumented rock art sites. This work deals with the newly discovered rock art sites in Washuk, Khuzdar and Jhal Magsi districts in Balochistan. .....
Kewords:
Balochistan, Rock Art, Pictographs, Petroglyphs
Language:
English
Page NOs:
211-230
Volume :
12
Bado Dheri Excavation 2019: A Preliminary Report
Author 1:
SHAKIRULLAH
Author 2:
ABDUL HAMEED
Abstract:
The intensive archaeological explorations in Mansehra since 2006 have unfolded thousands of archaeological sites and monuments. Most of the discovered sites, based on their architectural styles and other associated artefacts, have been assigned to the Buddhist era. Many of the Buddhist sites, due to their rich archaeological potential in terms of artefacts, have been, either completely destroyed or severely damaged by the antiquarians .....
Kewords:
Mansehra, Gandhian, Bado Dheri, Buddhist Stupa, Gold Coins, Kidarites,
Language:
English
Page NOs:
231-265
Volume :
12
Space Defining Social Status: A Case Study of a Short Story )گھر سے گھر تک(
Author 1:
SAIRA IQBAL
Author 2:
GHANI-UR-RAHMAN
Abstract:
When it comes to architecture the sketch appearing in mind is just a material supporting to form a house or a structure to provide a shelter. Architecture is beyond four walls and a concept of cement, wood, or bricks. It is an art form that has some immaterial importance in society as well. .....
Kewords:
Architecture, Literature, Space, Society
Language:
English
Page NOs:
167-277
Volume :
12
STUDY OF EARLIEST BUDDHIST PERIOD SETTLEMENTS IN REGION OF TAXILA PAKISTAN
Author 1:
YASMEEN ABID MAAN
Author 2:
MARYAM JAMIL
Abstract:
Pakistan inherits most sporadic civilizations as well as cultures spanning over a considerable length of historical eras. The city of Taxila predominantly became known to Europe after Alexander the Great invaded India; was located at the head of the Sind Sagar Doab between the Indus and Jhelum rivers; in the shadow of Murree Hills towards western plain.. .....
Kewords:
Civilization, Buddhist, Settlement, Region of Taxila
Language:
English
Page NOs:
279-290
Volume :
12