Balochistan Bibliography

Balochistan Bibliography
Naples no. 4: pp. 3-9.
(206) (1987b) Problèmes de la datation du site neólithique de Mehrgarh,
Baluchistan, Pakistan. BAR. International Series. no. 379: pp. 381-386.
(207) (1987c) Excavations at Mehrgrah-Naushero: the twelfth season: 1985-86.
Pakistan Archaeology, Vol. 22(10): pp. 63-131.
(208) (1988) Les figurines humaines au Baluchistan, pp. 65-70, iin: Les Cites
oubliees de I’Indus, Association Francaise d’Action Artistique, Paris.
(209) (1991) The terracotta figurines from Mehrgarh, In “Forgotten cities on the
Indus.” pp. 87-93.
(210) (1993a) The early architectural traditions of the Greater Indus valley as
seen from Mehrgarh Baluchistan. In “Urban form and meaning in south Asia:
the shaping of cities from prehistoric to pre-colonial times. H. Spodek, and
D.M. Srinivasan eds. pp. 25-33, National Gallery of Arts, Washington.
(211) (1993b) The Early architectural traditions of Greater Indus as seen from
Mehrgarh, Baluchistan. Studies in the History of Art Vol. 31: pp. 25-33.
(212) (1995a) From Nausharo to Pirak: continuity and change in the
Kachi/Bolan region from the 3 rd to the 2 nd Millennium B.C. In “South Asian
Archaeology.” Allchin R. and B. Allchin eds. Oxford IBH Publishing Co. Pvt.
Ltd. New Delhi. Vol. 1: pp.11-32.
(213) (1995b) The figurines from Nausharo period I and their further
developments. In “South Asian Archaeology.” Allchin R. and B. Allchin eds.
Oxford IBH, New Delhi. Vol. 1: pp. 33-43.
(214) (1996) The excavations at Nausharo in Pakistani Baluchistan and the
contribution to the study of the Indus civilization. Comptes rendus des
séances de l academie des inscriptions & Belles-letters. No. 3 pp. 821-878.
(215) (1997) Les fouilles de Nausharo au Balochistan Pakistan et leur
contribution a l’etude de la civilization de l’Indus. CRAI, pp. 11-67.
(216) (2000a) The mature Indus phase at Nausharo: elements of urban
infrastructure. In “South Asian Archaeology” Taddei M. and G.D. Marco eds.
Rome. Vol. 1: pp. 237-258.
(217) (2000b) Mehrgarh Neolithic: new excavations. In “South Asian
Archaeology.” Taddei M. and G.D. Marco eds. Rome Vol.1: pp. 259-283.
(218) (n. d.) Les relations entre l’Asie centrale meridionale, le Baluchistan et la
vallee de l’Indus a la fin du 3eme et au debut du 2eme Millenaire. Modified
version (5/83) of a paper presented at the Franco-Soviet Colloqium held in
Dushanbe, 11/82.
(219) (n. d.) New trend in the Archaeology of Greater Indus in the light of recent
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