Progress of Archaeological Research in Mysore

C. S. Srinivasachari

Progress of Archaeological Research in Mysore

Vol. 2 · No. 1March - 1926pp. 188–191English

Summary

Srinivasachari summarises the Mysore Archaeological Department’s activities. Survey teams mapped prehistoric sites, discovered Roman coins and megalithic burials, and excavated Jain stupas. The report notes conservation work on Hoysala temples, the training of staff in epigraphy, and the preparation of a museum catalogue. A list of newly published inscriptions reveals information on local kings and land grants. Srinivasachari praises the support of the Mysore government and the interest shown by the public.

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Conclusion

The article concludes that systematic archaeology in Mysore is yielding valuable results and calls for continued investment to uncover the region’s diverse heritage.

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“The Report on the working of the Archaological Department of the Mysore State during the year 1923-24 was recently published together with the government's review-order passed thereon.”
“Such lingas or फिट coupling of such figures are not found anywhere else, nor are they described in any of the well-known #gama works,”

Works cited in this article

Mallisena's Naga-kumiracarita
Gadyskarpam:ia of Sakala-vidya-cakravartin
Somacaritragani's Gurugana-ratnztara
Penukonda Plates of Madhava (JRAS., 1015)
Lokavibhiga

Discussed in this article

People

K. G. SUBRAHMANVAM
Laksmisagaragayi
Sir R. G. Bhandarkar 6
Dr. R. Shama Shastri

Places

Mysore 37
Hassan
Hunsur
Arkalgud
Mosale
Koranangala
Halebid
Bettadapura
Sompura
Belur 4

Dynasties, sects & groups

Hoysala 3

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Vol. 2 · No. 1

1–15A Short History of CeylonWilhelm Geiger 16–27Stupa and TombB. M. Barua 27–38Rasātala or the Under‑WorldNandu Lal Dey 38–47The Trade of India (from the earliest period up to the 2nd century A.D.)P. T. Srinivas Iyengar 47–52SalihotraGirindranath Mukherji 53–67Some old Bengali Books and Periodicals in the British MuseumSushil Kumar De 67–76Patañjali as he reveals himself in the MahābhāṣyaPrabhat Chandra Chakravarti 77–86A Copper‑plate Grant of Viśvarūpa Sena of BengalHariprasad G. Shastri 89–128Inscriptional Excursions in Respect of Asoka EdictsB. M. Barua 129–146Principles of Hindu Taxation – Canons of TaxationJ. N. C. Ganguly 146–157Hindu Politics in Italian – MachiavellismBenoy Kumar Sarkar 157–158Two Seals from CutchD. B. Diskalkar 159–176Indian Literature Abroad (In China) IIPrabhat Kumar Mukherji 177–180The date of Kaniska and Mr. KimuraSten Konow 180–182A Note on Excavation‑work by Medieval BengaleesRamesh Basu 183–186Perumal's ApostacyK. Rama Pisharoti 186–188A Note on the Evidence of Pāṇini on Vāsudeva‑worshipK. G. Subrahmanyam 188–191Progress of Archaeological Research in MysoreC. S. SrinivasachariCurrent article 192–195The Cerebralization of the Dental Nasal in PāliVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 195–198Calcutta Imperial Library 198–203Ownership of the Soil in Ancient India : The evidence of certain texts discussedU. N. Ghoshal 204–214ReviewsNalinaksha Dutt, U. N. Ghoshal, D. Bhattacharya, Panchanan Mitra, Subimal Chandra Datta 215–219Select Contents of Oriental Journals

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