Indian Antiquary Vol 32

SR No.: 032524
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 550
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 20 MB

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARI.
(FEBRUARY, 1908.
Thimm, 0. A., - Hindustani Self-Tanght. With correct Pronunciation. For Travellers,
Students, oficials, Soldiers, Traders, etc. London, 1903. Arya, - Hindi Grammar, in Hindi and English, in which is treated the Braj Dialect with Illustra
tions from the Rajniti. Benares, n. d. 'Abdu'l-lah, Mir, commonly called Miskin, - See Gilchrist, Job Borthwick. Amaduksi (Amadutius), Jo. Christophoro, - See Beligatti, Cassiano. Badley, B. E., - See Craven, Rev. T. Bertrand, l'Abbé, - See Forbes, Duncan ; Garcin de Tassy, Joseph Héliodore. Callenberg, J. H., - See Schultze, Benj. Faqir Chand, Lālā (Vaish), of Delhi, - See Fallon, S. W. Francis, C. R., - See Small, G. Hunter, William, M.D., - See Taylor, Captain Joseph. Lazarus, E.J., - See Brice, N. Lees, W. Nassau, - See Thompson, J. T. Konier-Williams, - See Williams, (Sir) Monier. Muhammad Fiţrat, Mirzā, - See Hadley, George. Muhammad Xasan (Qatil), -- See Insha Allāh Khân. Nash, Mrs. Fraser,- See Small, G. Reinaud, - See Garcin de Tassy, Joseph Héliodore. Scott, W.,- See Gilchrist, J. Borthwick, De Sacy, silvestre, - See Muhammad Şaliḥ (Mirzā), and Price, Captain William. Smyth, W. Carmichael,- See Taylor, Captain Joseph ; Roebuck, Lieut, T. Tārini-charan Mitra, - See Price, Captain W.
(To be continued.)
REPORTS MADE DURING THE PROGRESS OF EXCAVATIONS AT PATNA.
BY BABU P. C. MUKHARJI. (Concluded from Vol. XXXI. P. 498.)
REPORT No. III. - FEBRUARY, 1897. In February 1897 the important results obtained were the discoveries of, (1) a Buddhist temple. oval in plan, at Nauratanpar; (2) ghats, three retaining walls and flights of steps leading to the old bed of the Sôhan, just north of the tank of Waris Al Khan; (3) several large pieces of the Aboka piller, and some walls on the north and west of the tomb, and south of the Kallu Talgo; and (4) some rooms, probably of svihára, about 12 feet below the high mound, which is just west of the Ohaman Taldo.