1361316 THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE. Jas Burgess, Henry Cousens.
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE
THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE

THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORTHERN GUJARAT, MORE ESPECIALLY OF THE DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE BARODA STATE

London: Bernard Quaritch et al. 1903. First Edition. Large Quarto, x, 118 pages [interspersed with 111 numbered black and white plates and 10 in-text illustrations]. In Good condition. Bound in full contemporary brown cloth with gilt labeling to spine. Edges and corners of boards show light plus bumping, rubbing and fraying, as do head and tail of spine. Binding somewhat shaken. Text block corners are lightly bumped, and pages 113-118 are loose but present. Text block is lightly age-toned and foxed. SH Consignment.

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NOTES

This work is Vol. IX of the Archaeological Survey of Western India, and is one of several such reports on various aspects of the archaeological survey work conducted by Henry Cousens in Gujarat, India.

The Archaeological Survey of India was founded by Alexander Cunningham in 1861, although systematic archaeological excavation in India began in the late 1700s. Scottish archaeologist James Burgess (1832-1916) became Director General of ASI in 1886, during which time he established several new publications to release the Survey's findings. He also worked closely with Henry Cousens (1854-1933), a fellow Scot, archaeologist, and photographer, to produce reports on the surveys that Cousens lead. Cousens worked for the ASI for nearly thirty years, creating detailed plans, photographic records, and written descriptions of archaeological sites in India and Pakistan that, in many cases, had never before been formally described.

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