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The Indus Civilization c13: Bibliography

The Indus Civilization c13

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Bibliography

c13.1

*Annual Reports of the Archæological Survey of India*, 1923-24 to 1928-29.

c13.2

Childe, V. G. “Notes on some Indian and East Iranian Pottery.” *Ancient Egypt and the East*, Parts I and II, 1933.

c13.3

Childe, V. G. *New Light on the Most Ancient East*. 1934.

c13.4

Frankfort, H. “The Indus Civilization and the Near East.” *Annual Bibliography of Indian Archæology*, 1932.

c13.5

Frankfort, H. *Archæology and the Sumerian Problem*. Oriental Institute Communications, Chicago, No. 4, 1932.

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Frankfort, H. *Tell Asmar, Khafaje, and Khorsabad*. Oriental Institute Communications, Chicago, No. 16, 1933.

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Friederichs, H. F. *Der Alte Orient*, Band 32, Heft 3/4, 1933. (Concerns the animals on the seals.)

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Gadd, C. J. “Seals of Ancient Indian Style found at Ur.” *Proceedings of the British Academy*, Vol. XVIII, 1933.

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Hargreaves, H. *Excavations in Baluchistan*. Memoir No. 35 of the Archæological Survey of India. 1929.

c13.10

Hunter, G. R. *The Script of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro*. 1934.

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Mackay, E. *Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society*, 1925.

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Mackay, E. *Antiquity*, Dec., 1931.

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Mackay, E. *Journal of the Royal Society of Arts*, 1934.

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Mackay, E. *Journal of the Central Asian Society*, 1934.

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Majumdar, N. G. *Explorations in Sind*. Memoir No. 48 of the Archæological Survey of India. 1934.

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Marshall, Sir J. *Mohenjo-daro and the Indus Civilization*. 1931.

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Meriggi, Von P. “Zur Indus-Schrift.” *Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft*, 1934.

c13.18

Stein, Sir A. *An Archæological Tour in Waziristan and Northern Baluchistan*. Memoir No. 37 of the Archæological Survey of India. 1929.

c13.19

Stein, Sir A. *An Archæological Tour in Gedrosia*. Memoir No. 43 of the Archæological Survey of India. 1931.

c13.20

Woolley, C. L. *Antiquaries Journal*, 1928-32.

c13.21

Woolley, C. L. *The Royal Cemetery*. 1934.