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Prof. Shivaji Singh
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ARYAN INVASION THEORY
Prof. Shivaji Singh was the former Head of the Department of Ancient History, Archaeology and
Culture, University of Gorakhpur.
Presently, he is the National President, ABISY (Akhila Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana). After completing
his M.A. in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology from Banaras Hindu University in 1956,
he did his Ph.D. in 1965 under Professor C. D. Chatterjee, the doyen of Buddhist scholarship and
Asokan studies. With a teaching experience spanning nearly 4 decades and supervising research work
for over 30 years, he has published several original books and a large number of research papers
including “Harappan and Rigvedic
Ethno-Geographic Configurations” in March 2002 as a Senior Fellow in the Indian Council of Historical
Research (ICHR).
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George Franklyn Dales Jr.
ARYAN INVASION THEORY
-FABRICATIONS AND FALLOUTS - VOLUME ONE
Acknowledgements
George Franklyn Dales Jr. (August 13, 1927 – April 25, 1992), was an archaeology professor at the
University of Pennsylvania, and later the University of California, Berkeley, where he chaired the South
and Southeast Asian Studies department. He spent 30 seasons of archeological excavations, starting at
Nippur in 1957. With a extensive experience in archeological excavations in Iran and a number of the
Indus Valley Civilization sites, he also served as a lecturer for some years at a time at different universities
in the US and Canada. In 1986, he became one of the co-directors of the Harappa Archeological
Research Project, involving a number of universities and institutions. He died in 1992 at Berkeley.
Dales published more than 80 articles and monographs. His works include Excavations at Mohenjo-
Daro, Pakistan: The Pottery (1986), co-authored with his student, Jonathan Mark Kenoyer. This work
was published by the University of Pennsylvania. The definitive account of his 1960 survey on the
Makran coast of Pakistan, written in the form of an illustrated journal was the last manuscript to be
completed by him before his death. This latter work was published by the Archaeological Research
Facility of the University of California, Berkeley, in 1992, entitled, Explorations on the Makran coast,
Pakistan: A search for paradise.
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