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The aim of Arnava is to publish recent and original researches in the field of World Archaeology, including topics in Indology, art, architecture, anthropology, history, numismatics, epigraphy, religion etc.The Journal Arnava has a list of senior experts of different fields in EDITORIAL BOARD to peer review and provide comment on the submitted articles/research papers to maintain high standard of published articles/research papers. Knowledge cannot be barred in boundaries of subjects, so Arnava also publishes papers in the field of literature, society, education, business studies, corporate governance, criminology, cross-cultural studies, demography, development studies, economics, ethics, geography, industrial relations, information technology, international relations, law & order, linguistics, library science, media studies, methodology, philosophy, political science, social welfare, paralegal, performing arts (music, theatre & dance), visual arts, women studies and other disciplines of humanities and social sciences. The journal has three types of contributions: research articles, short notes and book reviews. Authors are encouraged to write on topics related to their specific field of research and expertise to provide an excellent opportunity for academicians and novice to present their work to a wider range of readers. Arnava not only covers Indian geographical boundaries but its waves drench readers and writers all across the globe. |
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PREVIOUS ISSUE
1.Heritage Management for Disaster Struck Monuments: A Case Study of the Palasnath Temple
–Devyani Doshi
2-Analyzing and Classifying the Illustrated Manuscript of 17th Century Ramayana Based on Jewellery
–Ira Bhatnagar
3.Continuity and Change of Beads in Middle Ganga Plain (Neolithic to Kushana Period)
–Dr. Shankar Jai Kishan
4-Inscriptions from Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple at Nira Narasimhapur, Maharashtra – A Study –
Dr. S. Krishnamurthy
5-Four Unpublished Copper Coins from Kolhua Excavations (1991-93) –Dr. Jalaj Kumar Tiwari
–Vilas Wahane
6.Presence of Mesolithic Hunter-Gatherer for Several Cultural Phases at Bankura-Purulia Districts of West Bengal, India
–Dr. Rajib Sikdar
7.An Ethno-Archaeological Study of Gududa: A Potters Village, District Balasore, Odisha
–Ms.Sarita Nayak
8.A Brief Study of the Jain Sculptures at Central Museum, Nagpur –Jaya Wahane
–Rasika Raju Deshkar
9.New Horizon in Buddhism (Special Reference to Bihar and Odisha)
–Shankar Jai Kishan
–Rudra Prasad Behera
