Research on ancient plant and animal remains published in the journal provides crucial insights into subsistence strategies, agricultural practices, and human-environment interactions across different periods.

Archaeobotany

Millets in the Indus Civilization (VOL-1-04)

Anil Pokharia’s study on the introduction of millets in the peripheral zone of the Indus civilization, tracing the spread of millet agriculture.

Cereal Grains at Alamgirpur (VOL-6-02)

Jennifer Bates and C.A. Petrie reassessed archaeobotanical remains from Indus and Painted Grey Ware period occupation at Alamgirpur, Meerut district, Uttar Pradesh.

Archaeobotany at Chandravati, Rajasthan (VOL-5-03)

Anil K. Pokharia et al. studied plant remains from this multicultural site in southern Rajasthan.

Quaternary Vegetation and Farming (VOL-3-02)

Comprehensive review of pollen and macro-botanical remains from lakes and archaeological sites in the Ganga plain, documenting the onset of agrarian activity during the Neolithic-Chalcolithic period.

Archaeozoology

Sampolia Khera / Masudpur I Fauna (VOL-2-01)

P.P. Joglekar, R.N. Singh, and C.A. Petrie’s detailed study of faunal remains from Early, Mature, and Late Harappan phases at Masudpur I, district Hisar, Haryana.

Kanispur Fauna, Jammu and Kashmir (VOL-4-03)

P.P. Joglekar and B.R. Mani’s note on animal remains from Kanispur, district Baramulla.

Rukhaegarh Fauna, Nalanda, Bihar (VOL-8-01)

P.P. Joglekar and Gautam Kumar Lama on animal remains from Rukhaegarh, district Nalanda.

Rhinoceros Unicornis in India (VOL-5-02)

Ankur Dutta and Dipannita Das’s comprehensive study traces the great one-horned rhinoceros from its fossil record in the Siwaliks and Narmada valley to its present-day habitat in Kaziranga, with evidence from Bhimbetka rock paintings, Langhnaj, Neolithic, and Harappan sites.

Horse Trappings from Megalithic Vidarbha (VOL-2-01)

Gajanan L. Katade’s study of head-gear and face ornaments of horses from megalithic burials in the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra.