Anthropology
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Tracing the Swastika Symbol in the Islamic Architecture of Sindh
The ancient motif appears on tombs and buildings made of brick and stone Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro The swastika motif is…
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Rock Art of Swat’s Talang Village
Interestingly, cup-marks have not received scholarly attention from Pakistani scholars, but have been studied by Italian scholars, particularly Luca Maria…
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Hajipir Mela – A mélange of Faiths
Hajipir Mela is one of the largest festivals, not only in Kutch but in Gujarat as well. It’s attended by…
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Hunting, Religious Symbols and Games: Exploring the Petroglyphs of Pothohar
Some of these petroglyphs are modern, but others date back to a very ancient era Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro Rock carvings,…
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A Culinary Journey: Unveiling the Rich Heritage of Poha and Its Dravidian Roots
Rice, one of the world’s most vital crops, has a history that stretches back millennia. Its origins can be traced…
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Swami Shankaranand Bharti Temple of Shikarpur Sindh
Shikarpur city was once home to many Hindu ascetics, including Naths Jogis, whose Samadhis and Marhis were located in different…
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Balochistan’s Ancient Rock Art
Balochistan has many rock art sites. With their rich history and cultural significance, these sites have become a significant area…
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Buddhist Rock Art of Diamer’s Thalpan
The Thalpan Rock Art, a rare and remarkable testament to our rich history, is scattered along the Karakoram Highway, from…
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Pre-Partition Educational Institutions of Shikarpur Sindh
The schools in Shikarpur were not just educational institutions but also architectural marvels, each with its unique character By Zulfiqar…
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The remains of Yoni-Lingam around Sehwan city of Sindh
The article deals with the ancient remains of Yoni-Lingam in Sehwan Sharif city and its neighborhood By Aziz Kingrani Abstract…
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