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Ancient Indian Chronology Frameworks for dating ancient Indian history, including traditional Puranic chronologies and modern scholarly reconstructions
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Dating Methods for Ancient India Scientific and textual methods used to date ancient Indian artifacts, sites, texts, and events dating-methodsradiocarbonastronomydendrochronologychronology
Dynastic Chronologies and Puranic Lists The king lists preserved in the Puranas and their use for reconstructing ancient Indian dynastic chronology dynastiespuranasking-listschronologypargiter
Mahabharata: Historicity and Dating Studies on the historicity, chronology, and archaeological correlates of the Mahabharata epic mahabharataepichistoricitydatingchronology
Indian History and Chronology Essays on Ṛgvedic chronology, the Sarasvatī river, Rakhigarhi archaeology, the Dāśarājña (Battle of Ten Kings), and the distinction between itihāsa and history historychronologyrigvedaarchaeologysaraswatirakhigarhiitihasa
The Broad Contours of Ancient Indian History Some notes on the matter of ancient Indian chronology chronologyhistory
A New Chronological Framework for Indian History A detailed research paper first presented at Indica's conference on Puranas and Puranic knowledge chronologyhistory
A Chronology of the Daśāvatāra Hint- no, the ten avataras of Vishnu do not mirror the stages of evolution by natural selection chronologyhistory
A New Reading of the Dāśarājña, or Battle of Ten Kings, in the Ṛg Veda A detailed research paper that shows how, with the right premise, the Rigveda's battle of ten kings can give a vastly different account than the mainstream chronologyhistoryaryan
Problems in High and/or Astronomically-Derived Chronologies for Indian History Yes, astronomy is hard science. No, astronomical dating is not legit. Read why chronologyhistory
Rakhigarhi, Genetics Some coverage on the great elephant in the archaeological record chronologyhistory
An Exegesis of Ṛg Vedic Chronology Yes, the Vedas are apaurusheya and anadi. Also yes- the drashtas that perceived them were human. Erego- time and place. Deal with it chronologyhistoryaryan