History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.59

v2.c49.59

India, Palæoliths of, I., 29 : Neolithic period of, 30 : 31, 32, 38, 54, Khāravela’s campaign in North and South, 80, 91-92 : Art Schools in Central and Western, 88, 108 : South, I., 98, 106, 290-91, 315, 322 : Central, I., 137, 141: Cambridge History of, I., 296: Supposed connection between Mayan civilization and, I., 97 : So-called conquest by Mahāśivagupta-Yayāti of, I., 212 Indian, Archipelago, I., 6, 62, Indian colonisation of, 93 : 94, 95 : —Sculpture, 89 : Museum, 27, 28 : Pre-historic culture, 29 : Palæolith, 29, 32 : Neolith, association of language complex with, 31-32 : Peninsula, 32, 82 : Stone implements, types, 32 : South, tribes, 93 : Colonists,—their method of conquest and relegion, 95-97 : Script, 100 : American, 97 : Indirā, I., 252, 254, 288 Indo-Aryan, I., 44 : II., 333 -Dravidian, I., 104 -Persepolitan, I., 89 Indologist, I., 97, 104 Indonesia, I., 94, evidences of early colonisation by people of Kaliṅga of, 94-96 : two different stages in colonisation of Pacific islands and, 98 : 104, : Cultural contacts between pre-Aryan civilization of Mohen-jodaro and, 105-08 Indravarman I Rājasimha, Achyutapuram plates of, I., 228 ff., 240 : Parlakimedi plates of, 228-29 : 234-35, 241, 245 Indravarman II, two Chikakol grants of, I., 229-30 : Purle plates of, 230, 240 Indus, river, I., 32, 55, 57, 106, 107, 108 Iron age, I., 34 Irrigation, I., 99, 100, 101, 104, use of, in Indonesia and Mohen-jodaro, 105, 106-07