Balochistan Bibliography

Balochistan Bibliography
Allchin R. and B. Allchin eds. Oxford IBH New Delhi. Vol.1: pp. 87-100.
(314) (1996) Meluhha. In “The Indian ocean in antiquity, R. Julian ed. Egan Paul
International London. pp. 133-208.
(315) Potts, D (1978) Towards an integrated history of culture change in the
Arabian Gulf area: notes on Dilmun, Makkan and the economy of ancient
Sumer. The Journal of Oman Studies Vol. 4: pp. 29-51.
(316) (1982) The road to Meluhha. J. of Near Eastern Studies, Vol. 41(4): pp. 279-
288.
(317) (1986) The booty of Magan. Oriens Antiquus, Vol. 25: pp. 271-285.
(318) (1990) The Arabian Gulf in antiquity. 2 vols. Oxford.
(319) (1992) The chronology of the archaeological assemblages from the head of
the Arabian Gulf to the Arabian Sea (8000-1750 B.C.). In “Chronologies in Old
World Archaeology” (3 rd ed.): Ehrlich R.W. Ed. pp. 63-89. 2 vols. Chicago,
University of Chicago Press.
(320) (1993) Rethinking some aspects of trade in the Arabian Gulf. World
Archaeology Vol. 24 (3): pp. 423-40.
(321) (1999) 'The plant for the heart grows in Magan': redefining southeastern
Arabia's role in ancient western Asia. Australian archaeology Vol. 48: p. 35-41
(322) (2003) Tape Yahya, tell abraq and the chronology of the Bampur
Sequence. Iranica Antiqua, Vol. 38: pp. 1-24.
(323) Pracchia S. (1985) Excavations of a Bronze-age ceramic manufacturing area
at Lal Shah, Mehrgarh. East West, Vol. 35: pp. 458-468.
(324) Qasim, Q.A. (1996) Mehrgarh: the earliest Neolithic settlement [located in
Baluchistan] Journal of the Pakistan Historical Society (Karachi) Vol. 44(1):
pp. 85-99.
(325) Quivron, G. (1980) Les marques inciseés sur les poteries de Mehrgarh au
Baluchistan, du 4e milleńaire à la primière moitié du 3e milleńaire.
Paleórient. -- Paris, Vol. 6: pp. 269-280, ill.
(326) (1991) The Neolithic settlement at Mehrgarh. In “Forgotten cities on the
Indus. Early civilization in Pakistan from the 8 th to 2 nd Millennium B.C.,
M.Jansen, M. Mulloy and G. Urban eds. pp. 59-65. Mainz.
(327) (1993) The pottery sequence from 2700 to 2400 BC at Nausharo,
Baluchistan. Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae. Series B. Vol. 273: pp.
629-644.
(328) (1995) Incised and painted marks on the pottery of Mehrgarh and
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