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    Stone anchors from the Okhamandal region, Gujarat Coast, India 

    Sundaresh; Gaur, A.S.; Gudigar, P.; Tripati, S.; Vora, K.H.; Bandodkar, S.N. (Academic Press, 1999)
    During marine archaeological explorations since 1983, off Dwarka, a large number of stone anchors were discovered and dated to 1400 BC, comparing with anchors found in Mediterranean waters. In recent archaeological ...
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    Archaeological sites along the Gujarat coast: Proxies to decipher the past shoreline 

    Vora, K.H.; Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh (Darshak Itihas Nidhi, 2011)
    During the late Holocene, coastal configuration has undergone continuous changes due to various reasons like sea level fluctuations and shoreline shift. Several reasons are attributed like global warming causing polar ice ...
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    Ancient shorelines of Gujarat, India, during the Indus civilization (Late Mid-Holocene): A study based on archaeological evidences 

    Gaur, A.S.; Vora, K.H. (Current Science Association, Bangalore, India, 1999)
    Changes in the shoreline at any point could be due to various reasons such as tectonic disturbance or shift in sedimentological regime causing erosion or deposition. Many scientific investigations, focussing on the ...
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    Archeologie sous-marine de l'ancienne Dwarka dans l'Okhamandal 

    Gaur, A.S. (Webzine Eurasie, 2006)
    Okhamandal, one of the most important religious centers is situated in Jamnagar district of Gujarat province on the west coast of India. The total landmass covers an area of 70 sq miles, which is marshy, bushy, and uneven ...
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    Our threatened archaeological heritage: A case study from the Tamil Nadu Coast 

    Sundaresh; Gaur, A.S.; Nair, R.R. (Current Science Association, Bangalore, 1997)
    From the beginning of the Christian era, a number of sites having contact with the Roman world were in existence on the coastal belt of India. There are several indirect references in the literature which suggest that the ...
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    Maritime archaeology of Gujarat: Northwest coast of India 

    Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh (Asian Academy of Heritage Management, 2011)
    Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage Proceedings. Eds. by: Staniforth, M.; Craig, J.; Jago-on, S.C.; Orillaneda, B.; Lacsina, L.(Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage; ...
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    Remains of the ancient ports and anchorage points at Miyani and Visawada, on the west coast of India: A study based on underwater investigations 

    Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh; Tripati, S. (The Society for Nautical Research, 2007)
    The recent underwater explorations on the Saurashtra coast, Gujarat, India between Miyani on the west and Porbandar on the east yielded the existence two ports at Visawada and Miyani. Both sites are situated along the ...
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    Marine archaeological investigations on Tamil Nadu Coast, India: A overview 

    Sundaresh; Gaur, A.S. (Asian Academy of Heritage Management, 2011)
    Ancient ports such as Kaveripattinam, Nagapattinam, Korkai, Alagankulam, Periyapattinam, all on Tamil Nadu coast have played a dominant role in the transoceanic trade and commerce with many countries since the beginning ...
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    Stone sculptures of goddesses on the boats from Goa, west coast of India 

    Gaur, A.S.; Kerkar, R. (The Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 2007)
    Goa situated on the central west coast of India, has served as an overseas trading post since the early historic times. An onshore exploration along the river Mhadei in the north Goa on the west coast of India yielded 13 ...
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    Identification of archaeological sites from space 

    Sathe, P.V.; Gaur, A.S. (Indian Archaeological Society, 1998)
    It is well known that remote sensing is the only non-destructive method of earth's exploration. Archaeologists particular can not preserve a site as well as study it through ground-based methods. The aim of the present ...
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