Our Publications
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume VIII,
Issue I
Our latest journal is also our most global journal so far. Featuring a plenary paper by the renowned Prof. Osmund Bopearachchi, this journal brings to you the latest research by scholars worldwide in the ever-evolving field of archaeology.
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume VII, Issue I
Volume VII of the Speaking Archaeologically Journal addresses pressing questions within the heritage sector by focusing on three critical themes: Local and Oral Histories in Archaeology, Decolonisation and Archaeology, and innovative research approaches to archaeological sites. Bringing together diverse perspectives from scholars and practitioners, the volume highlights the importance of community voices, inclusive narratives, and emerging methodologies, from digital tools to community-led initiatives, in shaping contemporary archaeological practice. Through these contributions, the journal seeks to promote a more responsive, collaborative, and forward-looking archaeology that acknowledges the complexities of the past while engaging meaningfully with the present and future.
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume VI, Issue I
This issue of the Speaking Archaeologically Journal reflects our commitment not only to producing rigorous scholarship but also to embracing emerging trends that highlight archaeology’s dynamic and interdisciplinary nature. Centered on the themes of Public Archaeology and Digital Archaeology, this volume showcases impactful field projects, innovative community engagement initiatives, and the growing use of technologies such as GIS analysis and photogrammetry in archaeological research. Enriched by contributions from both in-house researchers and external scholars, the journal aims to make archaeological methods and discoveries more accessible, engaging, and relevant to a global audience, inviting readers from all backgrounds to explore the human past in meaningful new ways.
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume V, Issue I
Featuring papers on archaeology by Indian scholars scattered all across the globe, this journal brings together papers from some of the finest archaeological institutes from around the world and talks about new techniques and perspectives in archaeological studies and how Corporate Social Responsibility can help revive some of the most vulnerable sites across India.
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume IV, Issue I
With the outbreak of Covid-19, archaeology and archaeological research suffered some heavy setbacks worldwide. However, analysis of material culture and recording sites was still achieved in isolation and this journal is a nod to all such exploratory efforts and studies conducted by various scholars pan India despite the pandemic. A fantastic repository of papers featuring Object Analysis, recording virgin sites and debates on issues before archaeology in the post-pandemic world, this journal is a collaborative effort of several scholarly works from all across the country.
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume III, Issue I
The Bhima Devi Project has been the biggest and the most ambitious project carried out by the Members of the Chandigarh Research Wing and this journal publishes everything right from the preliminary reports to the final analyses on the temples of the Gurjar-Pratiharas. Our most well received journal, the Bhima Devi Edition of Speaking Archaeologically is now available on public domain for access.
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume II, Issue I
The Second Volume of our Journal features two of our most ambitious projects: the Baolis of Delhi, spearheaded by the students of the Delhi Research Wing and the Stupas of East and West Punjab, carried out by students of the Chandigarh Research Wing in collaboration with Qaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. One of our most widely read journals, the Volume II of Speaking Archaeologically is now available on public domain.
Journal
Speaking Archaeologically
Volume I, Issue I
Our First Journal was a labour of love and the tireless efforts of the First Season of the Speaking Archaeologically Research Wing. Featuring review papers on a variety of objects from around the world, this journal is a perfect guide for all new researchers who are venturing into research for the first time.