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New Horizons in Indian Art and Archaeology

 
D. Kiran Kranth Choudary (Author)
Synopsis

New Horizons in Indian Art and Archaeology contains sixteen scholarly articles written by erudite scholars. The volume focuses on archaeological remains on the banks of River Bansadhara-Nagavali, temple architecture of Khallikote, Nayagarh and Warangal; sculpture and iconography, craft guilds in medieval Telangana, temples and mathas of Rayagada, numismatics, religion, ethno-medicine and folk theatre. Some articles deal with new discoveries and interpretations.

In the article, Tribal antiquities of Lord Jagannatha and His cult, the author rightly demonstrates that there is Khond’s spiritual bequest to the Jagannatha cult. Ambika images from Andhra Pradesh & Telangana as sasanadevi in Jaina art is well examined and discussed. A rare relief sculpture of Hari-Hara Lingodbhava form from Devikapuram, Tamil Nadu is brought to light and analyzed critically with the help of texts and other sources. Evolution of Visnu and his tutelary forms and Laksmi motifs through Indian coinage is well illustrated chronologically. Origin of Saivism in south Odisha, position of woman in ancient and medieval times and some other articles included in this volume are of great interest. The articles are well illustrated and discussed by giving the reasonable conclusions.

Being a felicitation volume, it begins with a narrative journey that marked the main events in the life of Professor Ram Chandro Misro.

The volume will be very useful to those interested in Indian art, architecture, archaeology and religion. Certainly, the work provides new ideas and interpretations in the field of art studies to the reader.

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About the author

D. Kiran Kranth Choudary

Dr. D. Kiran Kranth Choudary (b. 1954) is professor of Ancient Indian History Culture & Archaeology, and also the Vice-Principal, S.V.U. College of International Studies, Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati.  His field of specialization is Art and Architecture in which he contributed innovative articles.  He has completed three Research Projects sponsored by the University Grants Commission.  He has organized the IV Annual Conference, South Indian Numismatic Society and the 26th Annual Conference, A.P. History Congress.  He was the co-ordinator of the Association of Indian Universities, 78th Annual Meet of the All India Vice-Chancellors.  He also conducted three seminars on different themes.  He chaired many sessions in various conferences and seminars.  As a resource person he delivered lectures in different universities.  Dr. Choudary haspublished Five Prominent Temples of Bhubaneswar (1982), Ragadhuli (1984), Ramayana in Indian Art and Epigraphy (2006) and also edited Sankaram: Recent Researches on Indian Culture (2000), Prasadam, Recent Researches on Archaeology, Art, Architecture and Culture (2004), World Civilizations (2006), Studies in Indian Culture and Archaeology (2007).  He has sixty research papers to his credit published in reputed Research Journals.  He received training in Remote Sensing for Archaeology at NRSA, Hyderabad.  He served as Dean (E) and Special Officer (Evaluation) for the university and also former Head and Chairman, Board of Studies, Dept of A.I.H.C. & Archaeology.  He is associated with many academic bodies in various capacities.  As poet and creative writer he is associated with many literary and cultural organizations.

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Bibliographic information

Title New Horizons in Indian Art and Archaeology
Format Hardcover
Date published: 11.09.2023
Edition 1st ed.
Language: English
isbn 978938322147
length l+202p., 31 B/W & 4 Col. Illus.