It is nice to be back with something new and exciting! Details shall be announced shortly

#DownAncientTrails Courses : Sharma Centre for Heritage Education: a one-year online introductory course in South Asian Prehistory, with an optional 7-day in-person workshop on Experimental Archaeology, Chennai, India Check out details on: sharmaheritage.com/index.php

Looking forward to having more of you joining us next here...

Only 3 days remain! Hurry up register and spread the word!

Congratulations Dr. Prachi Prachi for getting the prestigious Homi Bhabha Fellowship. Look forward to exciting work on bifaces from our sites 👍🏿

Whoever did this deserves an award! 😍 #CalvinandHobbes

Stuck at home! Now free yourselves by thinking about mobility…. come 2022, lets hope to move away from our zoom screen to in-person interactions in Chiang Mai, Thailand from 7th-12th, November 2022, actively discussing these discourses at our IPPA session 👇👇

#DownAncientTrails courses: Delighted to have had the first session of our course on Introduction to South Asian Prehistory today! Excellent group of participants plus a post-lecture virtual meet on #Wonder. Prachi Sutonuka Bhattacharya Akhilesh Karthick Balasubramanian Dr Tishyarakshita

Down Ancient Trails: Courses: Introduction to South Asian Prehistory: Thank you @OJTH Dr. Oliver Harris for a fabulous introduction to Archaeological Theory!! #archaeologicaltheory #DownAncientTrails sche-archeo Sutonuka Bhattacharya

Papers are invited for our session “Wandering Trails: Exploring Mobility and Sedentism in the Archaeological Record” in 22nd IPPA, Chiang Mai, Thailand 7th-12th Nov 2022. If your study falls within the topic of this session, consider submitting a paper proposal Sutonuka Bhattacharya

you can submit your abstract here 👇 ippasecretariat.org/22nd-ippa-cong…

A Quick Look at.. series in our Archaeolgy course is open for anyone interested in this fascinating subject. Check out our May program. A quick look at Indian Prehistory

Only one day remains! Register soon! Papers are invited for our session "Wondering Trails: Exploring Mobility and Sedentism in the Archaeological Record" in 22nd IPPA, Chiang Mai,Thailand 7th-12th Nov 2022. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Our PIs #KumarAkhilesh Prachi with sche-archeo Sutonuka Bhattacharya

The next session of the PalaeoHome ECR Series is here! Join us for Dr Alexander Titan Kabelindde for his talk on "Technological behaviour of Homo erectus in Beds II, III and IV, Olduvai Gorge (Tanzania)" Scan the code to get the registration link here👇👇👇

What a wonderful presentation by Dr Alexander Titan Kabelindde! Amazing data and exciting work carrying out at THE FAMOUS SITE of #OlduvaiGorge. Thank you so much to the audience for joining us today! We will come back with our next speaker in next month so stay tuned!

Day 2 with the ECRs was a blast as we dove into stone tool technology! Despite the dramatic weather🌦️, the curiosity of our ECRs about Lower Paleolithic knappers kept the discussions lively and exciting!!!

Check out these wonderful projects by our undergraduate interns @aneeshsriram_ and Navneet Ashoka University Krea University on Mahabalipuram with a fantastic interview with Chithra Madhavan youtu.be/KxBZN_JxuK8 and youtu.be/BbwqXwHABG8

Delighted to share Sutonuka Bhattacharya new publication with our team/collaborators on an ethnographic study of grinding stone manufacturing technology: You can access it here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1kU-K,rVDBnN…

Grinding stones are such an intrinsic part of our daily lives in India, that we often forget their importance for deconstructing them in the archaeological record. Sutonuka Bhattacharya PhD dwells on this fascinating topic. More publications follow!