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SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, JIWAJI UNIVERSITY, GWALIOR

 

Welcome to the unofficial page of School of Studies in Ancient Indian History, culture and Archaeology, Jiwaji university.

Here the students can have access to the information related to the courses conducted by the department and can also find interesting posts about various trends, new discoveries and advancements in the field of Archaeology. This portal is a collaborative portal, i.e. there are many contributors to the blog and is being managed by the students of School of Archaeology, Jiwaji university. 

If you are a student or an alumnus of the SOS Archaeology, Jiwaji University and feel that you should contribute to this platform, Please email us or leave a comment here : AIHCA.Jiwaji@gmail.com. We will revert to you..!!!

 

The courses currently offered by the department :

1. MA in Ancient India History, Culture & Archaeology (MA-AIHCA) (2 Years Program)

2. Post Graduate Diploma in Museology (1 Year program)

3. PhD Program primarily in Ancient Indian History, Archaeology


Syllabus of MA-Archaeology (Click on the link)

Syllabus of PG Diploma in Museology (Click on the link)

Jiwaji University Link: http://www.jiwaji.edu/

Jiwaji University Various forms and applications link

Jiwaji University Library

Jiwaji University Results 


As per the latest guidelines from UGC all the courses are divided into six monthly semester system. The MA-AIHCA course has 4 Semesters and the PG-Diploma (Museology) has 2 Semesters.

Each semester includes 

          a.) 5 mandatory subjects (3 unit tests and a final exam)

          b.) An Assignment (Topic provided by the department)

          c.) A Seminar Presentation (Topic provided by the department)

          d.) Practical file submission and comprehensive viva (No. of Practical varies in each semester)


MA-AIHCA - STUDY MATERIALS

1. Semester - I Course

101 - HISTORY OF INDIA UPTO CAD 650

102 - SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SYSTEMS OF ANCIENT INDIA

103 - STATE IN INDIA

104 - INDIAN PALAEOGRAPHY (Practical Subject)

105 - INDIAN EPIGRAPHY (Practical Subject)


2. Semester - II Course

201 - HISTORIOGRAPHY, CONCEPT AND METHODS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA

202 - HISTORY OF INDIA AFTER C. 650 TO 1206 AD

203 - INDIAN RELIGIOUS IDEAS

204 - INDIAN PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS

205 - ANCIENT INDIAN NUMISMATICS (Practical Subject)


3. Semester - III Course

301 - PREHISTORIC INDIA (Practical Subject)

302 - PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY (Practical Subject)

303 - HISTORY OF STUPA AND ROCK CUT ARCHITECTURE (Practical Subject)

304 - HISTORY OF INDIAN SCULPTURES AND PAINTINGS

305 - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN ANCIENT INDIA


4. Semester - IV Course

401 - PROTO-HISTORIC INDIA (Practical Subject)

402 - EARLY HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY (Practical Subject)

403 - INDIAN TEMPLE ARCHITECTURE (Practical Subject)

404 - INDIAN ART AND ICONOGRAPHY (600-1200 AD) (Practical Subject)

405 - PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY



 - Some Sample Power Point Presentation - LINK 1,  LINK 2

 - Some Sample Assignments

 - Some Sample Practical files

 - Paper & Article for presentation/Conference

 - Previous year Exam Papers - SEM-1, SEM-2, SEM-3, SEM-4

 - Some of the Lectures Audio files 

 - Some important external notes belonging to the subjects

 - Some important reference books related to the course

 - Reports on Educational Trips

 - Youtube Link, Twitter (X), Facebook, Instagram

 - Meet our Professors Zone

 - Meet our Research Scholars, Students and Alumni

 - Meet our Staff

 


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