S N Rajaguru
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5658592 |
|---|---|
| NOME | S N Rajaguru |
| PRENOMES | S N |
| SOBRENOME | Rajaguru |
| ASSINATURA | RAJAGURU S N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Deccan College Post Graduate and Research Institute |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 68 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1974 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Geomorphic context of two acheulian sites in semi-arid peninsular India
Vegetation response to South Asian Monsoon variations in Konkan, western India during the Late Quaternary
Palaeolithic occupation of southern Tamil Nadu, India
Holocene environmental changes and cultural patterns in coastal western India
Luminescence chronology of aeolian deposition during the Late Quaternary on the southern margin of Thar Desert, India
High-Resolution Holocene Environmental Changes in the Thar Desert, Northwestern India
Sediments from Lunkaransar dry lake in northwestern India reveal regional water table and lake level fluctuations over decades to centuries during the Holocene that are attributed to changes in the southwestern Indian monsoon rains. The lake levels were very shallow and fluctuated often in the early Holocene and then rose abruptly around 6300 carbon-14 years before the present ( 14 C yr B.P.). The lake completely desiccated around 4800 14 C yr B.…
Late Quaternary climatic changes in India
Earliest Acheulian Industry from Peninsular India
Comment on "Toba Ash on the Indian Subcontinent and Its Implication for the Correlation of Late Pleistocene Alluvium"
Genesis of calcretes from the calc‐pan site of Singi Talav near Didwana, Rajasthan, India—A micromorphological approach
Chemistry and micromorphological studies of calcretes occurring in the interdunal calcpan site of Singi Talav, near Didwana, Rajasthan, India are presented in this paper. These analyses reveal that the calcretes are formed by a process of reprecipitation and recementation. They are pedo‐sedimentary and are also affected by groundwater during origin. A geomorphic model for explaining the evolution of the calc‐pan site is suggested
Geochronology of Palaeolithic cultures in the Hiran Valley, Saurashtra, India
Handaxe Assemblages from the Didwana region, Thar Desert, India
The Didwana region has preserved lower palaeolithic artefacts in primary and semi-primary contexts. On the basis of geological stratigraphy of aeolian and playa sediments, artefacts occurring in a stratified context have been dated to the Middle Pleistocene. In order to work out technological evolutionary trends of the acheulian culture in this region, 301 handaxes from 10 localities have been studied following Roe's methodology, with some additi…
The Acheulian Industry of Rock Shelter Iiif-23 at Bhimbetka, Central India - A Preliminary Study 1
It is over a century and a decade ago that the first Acheulian implement - a cleaver - was found by Robert Bruce Foote in a lateritic gravel pit at Pallavaram near Madras During the following three decades Acheulian finds were made from many sites in peninsular India, mainly by Foote himself but also by some other amateur archaeologists
Quaternary glaciation and Palaeolithic sites in the Liddar Valley (Jammu-Kashmir)
For the purpose of fixing the stratigraphical horizon of the Early Palaeolithic tools recently obtained from Pahlgam in the Kashmir basin (India), and to re‐examine the Quaternary glacial sequence in that area, the authors carried out a detailed survey of the Liddar Valley, the report on which is given in this article. The authors found evidence of only one glaciation at the lower altitude of 7,000 ft around Pahlgam. The Early Palaeolithic tools …
Earliest Acheulian Industry from Peninsular India
Handaxe Assemblages from the Didwana region, Thar Desert, India
The Didwana region has preserved lower palaeolithic artefacts in primary and semi-primary contexts. On the basis of geological stratigraphy of aeolian and playa sediments, artefacts occurring in a stratified context have been dated to the Middle Pleistocene. In order to work out technological evolutionary trends of the acheulian culture in this region, 301 handaxes from 10 localities have been studied following Roe's methodology, with some additi…
Geochronology of Palaeolithic cultures in the Hiran Valley, Saurashtra, India
The Acheulian Industry of Rock Shelter Iiif-23 at Bhimbetka, Central India - A Preliminary Study 1
It is over a century and a decade ago that the first Acheulian implement - a cleaver - was found by Robert Bruce Foote in a lateritic gravel pit at Pallavaram near Madras During the following three decades Acheulian finds were made from many sites in peninsular India, mainly by Foote himself but also by some other amateur archaeologists
Quaternary glaciation and Palaeolithic sites in the Liddar Valley (Jammu-Kashmir)
For the purpose of fixing the stratigraphical horizon of the Early Palaeolithic tools recently obtained from Pahlgam in the Kashmir basin (India), and to re‐examine the Quaternary glacial sequence in that area, the authors carried out a detailed survey of the Liddar Valley, the report on which is given in this article. The authors found evidence of only one glaciation at the lower altitude of 7,000 ft around Pahlgam. The Early Palaeolithic tools …
Geomorphic context of two acheulian sites in semi-arid peninsular India
Late Quaternary climatic changes in India
Genesis of calcretes from the calc‐pan site of Singi Talav near Didwana, Rajasthan, India—A micromorphological approach
Chemistry and micromorphological studies of calcretes occurring in the interdunal calcpan site of Singi Talav, near Didwana, Rajasthan, India are presented in this paper. These analyses reveal that the calcretes are formed by a process of reprecipitation and recementation. They are pedo‐sedimentary and are also affected by groundwater during origin. A geomorphic model for explaining the evolution of the calc‐pan site is suggested
Quaternary glaciation and Palaeolithic sites in the Liddar Valley (Jammu-Kashmir)
For the purpose of fixing the stratigraphical horizon of the Early Palaeolithic tools recently obtained from Pahlgam in the Kashmir basin (India), and to re‐examine the Quaternary glacial sequence in that area, the authors carried out a detailed survey of the Liddar Valley, the report on which is given in this article. The authors found evidence of only one glaciation at the lower altitude of 7,000 ft around Pahlgam. The Early Palaeolithic tools …
The Acheulian Industry of Rock Shelter Iiif-23 at Bhimbetka, Central India - A Preliminary Study 1
It is over a century and a decade ago that the first Acheulian implement - a cleaver - was found by Robert Bruce Foote in a lateritic gravel pit at Pallavaram near Madras During the following three decades Acheulian finds were made from many sites in peninsular India, mainly by Foote himself but also by some other amateur archaeologists
Geochronology of Palaeolithic cultures in the Hiran Valley, Saurashtra, India
Handaxe Assemblages from the Didwana region, Thar Desert, India
The Didwana region has preserved lower palaeolithic artefacts in primary and semi-primary contexts. On the basis of geological stratigraphy of aeolian and playa sediments, artefacts occurring in a stratified context have been dated to the Middle Pleistocene. In order to work out technological evolutionary trends of the acheulian culture in this region, 301 handaxes from 10 localities have been studied following Roe's methodology, with some additi…
Genesis of calcretes from the calc‐pan site of Singi Talav near Didwana, Rajasthan, India—A micromorphological approach
Chemistry and micromorphological studies of calcretes occurring in the interdunal calcpan site of Singi Talav, near Didwana, Rajasthan, India are presented in this paper. These analyses reveal that the calcretes are formed by a process of reprecipitation and recementation. They are pedo‐sedimentary and are also affected by groundwater during origin. A geomorphic model for explaining the evolution of the calc‐pan site is suggested
Comment on "Toba Ash on the Indian Subcontinent and Its Implication for the Correlation of Late Pleistocene Alluvium"
Earliest Acheulian Industry from Peninsular India
Late Quaternary climatic changes in India
High-Resolution Holocene Environmental Changes in the Thar Desert, Northwestern India
Sediments from Lunkaransar dry lake in northwestern India reveal regional water table and lake level fluctuations over decades to centuries during the Holocene that are attributed to changes in the southwestern Indian monsoon rains. The lake levels were very shallow and fluctuated often in the early Holocene and then rose abruptly around 6300 carbon-14 years before the present ( 14 C yr B.P.). The lake completely desiccated around 4800 14 C yr B.…
Luminescence chronology of aeolian deposition during the Late Quaternary on the southern margin of Thar Desert, India
Holocene environmental changes and cultural patterns in coastal western India
Palaeolithic occupation of southern Tamil Nadu, India
Vegetation response to South Asian Monsoon variations in Konkan, western India during the Late Quaternary
Geomorphic context of two acheulian sites in semi-arid peninsular India
Geography (13 obras) · Archaeology (10 obras) · Geology (9 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (9 obras) · Paleontology (8 obras) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (7 obras) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (7 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 obras) · Physical geography (6 obras) · Pleistocene (5 obras)