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Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

Locally published guide to the ancient city of Madura in Tamil Nadu dating back more than 2000 years.  Illustrated with 55 b&w photographs and a map.  Paperback.  95 pages.  In very good condition for its age.  Cat No 5098

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

Hardback.  116 pages.  In near new condition.  Cat No 4863

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

Many excellent colour photographs.  Hardback.  84 pages.  in very good condition.  Cat No 4855

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

A thorough scholarly account of the ancient Buddhist Kushana empire of the 1st and 2nd centuries AD which extended across present-day Pakistan and northern India having filled the vacuum left by retreating Greeks.

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

A guide to the C16th palace in Southern India originally built in traditional Keralan style by the Portuguese and adorned with extensive Hindu murals and now, following extensive restoration, a protected national monument.

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

A full colour visitor's guide to the large Bronze Age city site in the Indus valley.  Paperback.  32 pages.  In good condition.  Cat Non 4771

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

An encyclopedia of Sri Lankan archaeology dealing with all aspects of its cultrual history - architecture, sculpture, painting, pottery and coins - from prehistoric times to the Anuradhapura period then up to the fall of the Polonnaruwa period in the C13th.

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

The definitive guide to the abandoned C16th Mughal capital of the Emperor Akbar written by the acknowledged authority on medieval India.  Includes three fold-out site plans and ten colour and b&w photographs.  Also includes a glossary.  Hardback.  98 pages.

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

This book covers in detail the origin, significance, rituals, architecture, and role of temples in society and throughout history.

Region: India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka

The Rampur Raza Library established in C18th in Uttar Pradesh house a unique assemblage of Islamic manuscripts and a fine collection of thirteen astronomical instruments from the medieval Muslim world – astrolabes, celestial globes and quadrants – all of which are described and illustrated here i