Ethnoarchaeology of Odisha Pottery and Potters’ in Sundar River Valley

Ethnoarchaeology of Odisha Pottery and Potters’ in Sundar River ValleyThis book stands as a significant contribution to the field of Ethnoarchaeology, precisely because it moves beyond the static analysis of sherds and shapes to embrace the living history of material culture. By adopting a multidisciplinary lens, the work successfully navigates the complex intersection of anthropology, history, and archaeology, positioning ethnoarchaeology not merely as a sub discipline, but as a vital bridge for reconstructing past

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a member of Paite Literature Society (PLS) and Ex-Executive Member of Zomi Language and Literature Society (ZOLLS)

The study throws light on their self-image (identity)

The efforts would be well rewarded if researches are undertaken in areas highlighted in the book for further probe in the interest of advancement of knowledge and made use of by planners and policy makers at the state level

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She was awarded the UCG fellowship for her MPhil and PhD research

The affected people must be then in search of the means of restoration of their livelihood and putting the dislocated social life into an order

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