Most Developing subject in India- Archaeology

Archaeology specialist from both overseas and those that are teaching in the country’s universities are now frazzled that archaeology was a extremely dedicated and developing subject whose innovations and findings had to be added by readings in other associated faculties.
They were discussing at an important seminar took place at K P Jayaswal Research Institute here on Saturday at Patna. The subject of the seminar was “Changing Perspectives and Methodologies in South Asian Archaeology”. The contributors in the initial session, presided over by Vidula Jayaswal, included Dilip K Chakrabarti from University of Cambridge with his paper on Indian archaeological findings, while K Paddayya from Deccan College Post Graduate and Research Institute (Pune) spoke for some noteworthy subjects of Indian archaeology.