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Articles by Randall Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison

The Important Stone and Metal Resources of Gujarat during the Harappan Period

Randall Law

"In the year 2000," writes the author, "I initiated a large‐scale effort to identify the geologic sources from which peoples of the Indus Civilization (ca. 2600 to 1900 BC) acquired rock and mineral resources." >

Faking it? X-Ray Diffraction Analysis of Beads from Kotada Badli Reveals Evidence for Imitation Steatite in Harappan Gujarat

  • Four Small White Beads from Kotada Bhadli and their XRD Spectra
Brad Chase

An intriguing article in the way it creates multiple openings in thinking about ancient Indus society. The subject is a set of three of four beads found at a rural "Sorath Harappan" site (2300-1900 BCE) in Gujarat. >

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