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Editions Recherche sur les Civilisations In-4 , 30 cm , 368pp. , illustr. , A1B-A1 , Chronology of Protohistoric Kech-Makran.The Water Structures and Engineering of the Harappans at Dholavira , India. Copper Metallurgy in the Kutch ,India, during the Indus Civilization.Classification and Typology of the Pottery from Gotihawa ,Nepalese Tarai, with Particular Reference to the NBPW. The Elusive Mother Goddess : A Critical Approach to the Interpretation of Harappaqn Terracotta Figurines. The 1997-2000 Field Seasons at Mehrgarh: Preliminary Anthropological and Taphonomic Evidence. Dung Mounds and Domestications: Early Cultivation and Pastoralism in Karnataka. Who Were the Prehistoric Painters at the Bhimbetka Caves? The Skeletal Evidence. Bead Technologies at Harappa, 3300-1900 BC: A Comparative Summary. Regional Interaction in the Prehistoric Indus Valley: Initial Results of Rock and Mineral Sourcing Studies at Harappa. Brahmagiri Revisited: a Re-analysis of the South Indian Sequence.　A Report on the Excavations at Gilund, 1999-2001.　Human Figurines from Early Swat , 2nd-1st Millennia BC.　On the Exploitation of Corals in the Indus Tradition.　Environmental Archaeology in NWFP, Pakistan: Using Plant and Animal Assemblages to Distinguish Between Urban and Rural , etc. . .