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Minerals and Metals in Ancient India v1.c5: List of Tables

Minerals and Metals in Ancient India v1.c5

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2.1 Early dates of the Pre-Harappan Sites 2.2 Mehargarh Phases 3.1 Chemical Analysis of Copper and Bronze Found at Mohenjo-Daro (Marshall, J. : *Mohenjo-Daro and the Indus Civilisation*, Vol. II) 3.2 Analysis of Löllingite Samples at Mohenjo-Daro (Marshall, J. : *Mohenjo-Daro and the Indus Civilisation*, Vol. II) 3.3a Chemical Analysis of Ceramic Materials Found at Mohenjo-Daro (Marshall, J. : *Mohenjo-Daro and the Indus Civilisation*, Vol. II) 3.3b Chemical Analysis of Mortars Found at Mohenjo-Daro (Marshall, J. : *Mohenjo-Daro and the Indus Civilisation*, Vol. II) 4.1 Chemical Analyses of Copper and its Alloys Found at Harappa (Vats, M.S. : *Excavation at Harappa*, p. 378) 8.1 Chemical and Metallurgical Analysis of Some Copper Objects from Prakash (600 BC) (Thapar and Athavale 1964-65: 121-35) 10.1 Alloying Pattern in the Copper Artifacts of the Harappan, Chalcolithic and Copper-Hoard Cultures (Agrawal, D.P., Arsenical Coppers in the Indian Bronze Age, 1978, In *Madhu : Recent Researches in Indian Archaeology and Art History — Sri M.N. Deshpande Festschrift*) 11.1 Analysis of Iron Objects from Atrañjīkhera (Gaur, R.C. : *Excavations at Atranjikhera*, 1983) 11.2 Percentage Composition of Iron Slags from Atrañjīkhera (Gaur, R.C. : *Excavations at Atranjikhera*, 1983) 11.3 Chemical Analysis of Copper Objects from Atrañjīkhera (Gaur, R.C. : *Excavations at Atranjikhera*, 1983) 11.4 Percentage Composition of Slip Glaze and Core of NBPW From Different Sites (Hegde, K.T.M. : Scientific Basis of the Technology of the Three Ancient Indian Ceramic Industries, In *Archaeology & History — Essays in Memory of Sri A. Ghosh*, edited by B.M. Pande and B.D. Chattopadhyaya, Vol. 1)

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12.1 Melting and Smelting Temperatures of Some Metals of Archaeological Importance

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12.2 The Earliest Iron Age Sites in India

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12.3 Iron Samples in the Historical Period Pre-Christian Era India

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12.4 Distribution of Iron Tool Types in Different Zones of Ancient India (Prakash, B. : Iron Technology in Ancient India, In *Historical Metallurgy*, September 1986)

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12.5 Various Iron Tools and Implements appearing at the Three Stages of Iron Technology in Ancient India (Prakash, B. : Iron Technology in Ancient India, In *Historical Metallurgy*, September 1986)

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14.1 Chronology of the Principal Events Connected with the History of Taxila

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14.2 Stratigraphical Table of Beads from Sirkap, Taxila (Marshall, Sir John : *Taxila — Archaeological Excavation*, Three Volumes)

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14.3 Percentage Chemical Composition in Ancient Indian Glass from Taxila and Other Sites

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14.4 Soft Copper Objects in Taxila (Marshall, Sir John : *Taxila — Archaeological Excavation*, Three Volumes)

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14.5 Objects of Bronze Unalloyed with Lead at Taxila (Marshall, Sir John : *Taxila — Archaeological Excavation*, Three Volumes)

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14.6 Objects of Bronze Alloyed with Lead at Taxila (Marshall, Sir John: *Taxila — Archaeological Excavation*, Three Volumes)

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14.7 Objects of Brass at Taxila (Marshall, Sir John : *Taxila — Archaeological Excavation*, Three Volumes)

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14.8 Objects of Copper-Nickel Alloy at Taxila (Marshall, Sir John : *Taxila — Archaeological Excavation*, Three Volumes)

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14.9 Solder Objects at Taxila (Marshall, Sir John : *Taxila — Archaeological Excavation*, Three Volumes)

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14.10 Table of Analysis, Brinell Hardness and Micro-Examination of Some Iron/Steel Objects Found at Taxila (Marshall, Sir John :

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Taxila — *Archaeological Excavation, Three Volumes*

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16.1 Dates Relevant to the Indo-Roman Trade

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17.1 Some C-14 Dates Related to Metallic Ore Mines in Ancient India

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17.2 Some Undated Ancient Copper Mines and Workings in India

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17.3 Per cent Composition of Some Ancient Objects Containing Silver (Bhardwaj, H.C. : *Aspects of Ancient Indian Technology*, Delhi)

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17.4 Elemental Percentages in Rampura-Agucha Slag (Tiwari, R.K. : *Ancient Mining Activity, In Man and Environment* Vol. VIII)

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17.5 Analysis of Crystalline and Glassy Lead Slages at Zawar Mine, Rajasthan (Freestone, I.C. : *Analytical Approaches to the Interpretation of Medieval Zinc Smelting Debris from Zawar, In Journal of Archaeological Chemistry*, December 3)

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17.6 Some Multi-Metallic Samples of the Kshatrapa Period (2nd-4th century AD) (Hegde K.T.M. : *Source of the Metal in the Lead Coins of the Kshatrapa Period*, September 20)

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17.7 Trace Element Impurity Patterns and Ksatrapa Coin-Ore Correlation (Hegde K.T.M. : *Source of the Metal in the Lead Coins of the Kshatrapa Period*, September 20)

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17.8 Typical Composition of *Reh, Sajji Matti* and Bittern (La Touche : *The Geology of the Lonar Lake with a Note on Lonar Soda Deposit, In Records of the Geological Survey of India*, Vol. 41)

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18.1 Zawar Zinc Retort Wall: Analysis of Ceramic Materials (Freestone, I.C. : *In Furnaces and Smelting Technology in Antiquity*, 1985)

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18.2 Analysis of the Spent Charge from Zawar Zinc-Smelting Retorts (Freestone, I.C. : *In Furnaces and Smelting Technology in Antiquity*, 1985)

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18.3 Silver, Lead and Zinc Contents of Zawar Retort Residue Materials (Freestone, I.C. : *In Furnaces and Smelting Technology in Antiquity*, 1985)

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18.4 Analysis of Residues from Different Parts of a Zawar Retort and of Ash Heap (Freestone, I.C. : *Analytical Approaches to the Interpretation of Medieval Zinc-Smelting Debris from Zawar, In Journal of Archaeological Chemistry*, Volume 3)

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18.5 Phases Identified in Zawar Retort Residue, Wall and Slag by X- Ray and Electron Diffraction Studies (Biswas, A.K. : Studies on Zinc Residues of Ancient Indian Origin, Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals, Vol. 37)

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18.6 Analysis of Zawar Ore, Tail, Zinc Concentrate and Retort Residue, and Relative Proportions of Constituents

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19.1 Elemental Composition of Samples of Traditionally Made Indian Steels (Bronson, Bennet : A Crucible Steel of India, Vol.1)

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19.2 Chemical Analysis of the Delhi Iron Pillar (Element Percentages)

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19.3 Hardness Test Results of the Delhi Iron Pillar (Ghosh, M.K. : The Delhi Iron Pillar and its Iron, In National Metallurgical Laboratory Technical Journal, Vol. 5)

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19.4 Chemical Analysis of Koṇārka and Koraput Iron Samples (Ghosh, M.K. : The Delhi Iron Pillar and its Iron, In National Metallurgical Laboratory Technical Journal, Vol. 5)

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19.5 Micro-Structure and Hardness Values of Koṇārka Samples (Ghosh, M.K. : The Delhi Iron Pillar and its Iron, In National Metallurgical Laboratory Technical Journal, Vol. 5)

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20.1 A Sample of Chronological Collections of Art Objects from Ancient India

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20.2 Analyses of Some Mortars, Lime-Washes and Plasters Used in Ancient India (Gairola, T.R. : Ancient India, no. 6)

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20.3 Materials in Some Indian Mural Paintings (Agrawal, O.P. : A Study on the Techniques of Indian Wall Paintings, In Journal of Indian Museums, 25-26)

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20.4 Analysis of Metallic Items and Icons from Ancient and Medieval Gujarat (Swarnakamal : Studies in Metallic Art and Technology of Gujarat, India)

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20.5 Metallography of Some Gujarat Icons (Swarnakamal : Studies in Metallic Art and Technology of Gujarat, India)

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20.6 Some Authors on Ancient Indian Icons and Dates of their Publications

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20.7 Analysis of Some Gāndhāra and Kashmir Brasses

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20.8 Nālandā Metal Images—Analysis of Sound Metallic Cores unless stated otherwise (Lal, B.B. : An Examination of Some Metal

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20.9 Atomic Absorption Analyses of Some Tibetan/Himalayan Brass Items in the British Museum (Craddock, P.T. : The Copper Alloys of Tibet and their Background, In *Aspects of Tibetan Metallurgy*)

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20.10 Elemental Analyses of Some South Indian Bronze and Brass Statues in Munich Museum (Riederer, J. : Materialanalysen an Bronze und Messingstatuetten des Staatlichen Museum für Völkerkunde in München, In *Skulpturen aus Indien — Bedeutung und Form*)

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20.11 Composition of seventh-century AD Paunar Copper Coins in Percentages of Elements (Hegde, K.T.M. : Analytical Study of Paunar Coins, In *Journal of the Numismatic Society of India*, 37)

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20.9 Images from Malhar in Ancient India. 19

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20.10 Elemental analyses of some Indian bronze and brass statues from the British Museum (M. J. Hughes, The Laboratory Technique of the British Museum, 1981). 78

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20.11 Composition of some ancient Indian Copper Coins (Analyses of Bhaskar's Hoard, M. J. Hughes, Study of Ancient Coins, in the Journal of the Numismatic Society, 1978). 87

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