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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 26

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture: Gratitude and Updates, June 2020

By Nanditha C. Krishna, G.B. Balaji, T. Pichulakshmi, G. J. Sudhakar, M. Amirthalingam, Narayan Onkar

The June 2020 issue (Twenty Sixth Issue) of the *Journal of Indian History and Culture* acknowledges contributions from various individuals and institutions associated with the publication. The…

June 2020Vol. 26pp. 7–8

Indian Art History Journal Of Indian+2

Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 24

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Sacred Groves of Tamil Nadu: Cultural Keystone Species and Conservation Through Folklore

By M. Amirthalingam

Sacred groves in Tamil Nadu represent a critical ecological and cultural heritage, preserved through folklore, taboos, and rituals. These groves, locally called *Kovil Kaadu* or *swami sholai*, are…

September 2018Vol. 24pp. 9–23

Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 14

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Jain-Buddhist Conflict in Early Tamilnadu: Manimekalai Perspective

By G. J. Sudhakar, M. Amirthalingam, Shankar Goyal, M. Valliammal, N. P. Panigrahi, Michel Danino, Anjana P. Pathak, Sumabala, A. Chandrasekaran, P. Govinda Reddy, K. Venugopal Reddy, L. Selvamuthu

The September 2007 issue of the *Journal of Indian History and Culture* (Fourteenth Issue) features scholarly articles and reviews focusing on diverse aspects of Indian history, culture, and society.…

September 2007Vol. 14pp. 1–6

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 05

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Hero Stones and Hero Worship in Ancient Tamil Country

By M. Amirthalingam

Hero worship in ancient Tamil country involved commemorating heroic deaths through hero stones, as evidenced by Sangam literature and grammatical works like Tolkappiam. These stones, often erected at…

September 1999Vol. 05pp. 35–40

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 04

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Hero Stones of Tiruvannamalai: History and Cultural Significance

By M. Amirthalingam

Hero stones, known as virakals, birkals, tirakal, lam kokals, and nadukals in Tamil, are memorial stones erected to honor soldiers who died in battles or skirmishes, as well as those who protected…

March 1999Vol. 04pp. 59–60

Cultural Practices Tamil Nadu History+2

Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 02

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Pallava Srivatsa Sculpture and Antiquities in Sendurai Region

By M. Amirthalingam

Historical antiquities have been discovered in and around Sendurai, Tamil Nadu, spanning from pre-historic times to medieval periods. Pre-historic remains, including urns, black and redware pottery,…

March 1997Vol. 02pp. 125–126

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Journal of Indian History and Culture: Gratitude and Updates, June 2020

Sacred Groves of Tamil Nadu: Cultural Keystone Species and Conservation Through Folklore

Jain-Buddhist Conflict in Early Tamilnadu: Manimekalai Perspective

Hero Stones and Hero Worship in Ancient Tamil Country

Hero Stones of Tiruvannamalai: History and Cultural Significance

Pallava Srivatsa Sculpture and Antiquities in Sendurai Region

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