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Ancient & Medieval India

Kodumanal's Bead Workshops, Iron Furnaces and Steel Crucibles on the Noyyal River Have Five Radiocarbon Dates, Measured at Beta Analytic and the University of Arizona, Running From About 480 BCE to 200 BCE

Science & Space

The 70 Birch-Bark Leaves of the Bakhshali Manuscript Hold Hundreds of Dot Zeros, and Oxford's Latest Dating Puts the Bark of Five Leaves Between 773 and 1032 CE

Ancient & Medieval India

Keezhadi's Brick Walls, Ring Wells and 56 Tamil-Brahmi Inscribed Potsherds Come From a Vaigai Settlement That the Tamil Nadu Archaeology Department Dates to the 6th Century BCE

Ancient & Medieval India

Sinauli in Uttar Pradesh Produced Copper-Sheathed Coffins and Three Full-Size Copper-Plated Vehicles From About 2000 BCE, and a 2024 Radiocarbon Paper Now Dates the Site