Vol. 6 / No. 3
By: George F. Dales
The Mythical Massacre at Mohenjo-Daro
Nothing delights the archaeologist more than excavating the ruins from some ancient disaster–be it a flood, earthquake, invasion, or massacre. […]
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Vol. 7 / No. 4
By: George F. Dales
Civilization and Floods in the Indus Valley
In addition to Dr. Dales as Field Director, the official staff included the Museum’s architect Aubrey Trik and Stephen Rees-Jones […]
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Vol. 9 / No. 4
By: George F. Dales
South Asia’s Earliest Writing: Still Undeciphered
The introduction of the art of writing is recognized as one of the most crucial advances in the history of […]
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Vol. 11 / No. 1
By: George F. Dales
The South Asia Section
The South Asia Section can attribute its genesis in large part to a belief in the traditions of the ancient […]
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By: George F. Dales and Louis Flam
On Tracking Woolly Kullis and the Like
Archaeology is a many-faced deity. It (she?) can smile benevolently upon you and order gold and fame to be rained […]
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Vol. 19 / No. 2
By: George F. Dales and Jonathan Mark Kenoyer
Shell Working at Ancient Balakot, Pakistan
Balakot is one of four known ancient coastal sites in Pakistan dating to the period of South Asia’s earliest civilization—the […]
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