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Academic PositionUndergraduate
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You have not yet joined any projects. DR. BRATATI SEN (DASGUPTA)
Academic PositionResearch Staff
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Presently working as Research Assistant in the Project “An Early Medieval Fort at Raibania: An Archaeological Study”, under The Asiatic Society, Kolkata.
Educational Qualifications:
PhD in Archaeology and Ancient History from the Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara. Topic – “A Study of the Harappan and Sorath Harappan Settlement Features at Pithad in Jamnagar District with Special Reference to the Harappan Settlements in Saurashtra, Gujarat”.
Qualified UGC-NET Lecturership in June 2005.
Masters in Archaeology from The University of Calcutta in the year 2004 with 68.5% marks in aggregate.
Bachelors with Honors in History from Scottish Church College, Kolkata under The University of Calcutta in 2001 with 51% marks in aggregate.
Higher Secondary from Loreto Day School, Bowbazar, Kolkata, under the West Bengal Council for Higher Secondary Education in 1998 with 68% marks in aggregate.
ICSE from St. Stephen’s School, Kolkata under the Indian Council for Secondary Education in 1996 with 76% marks in aggregate.
Professional Courses
Certificate course in Archaeological Ceramics of India: An Introduction Center for Archaeological Studies and Training (CAST), eastern India, Kolkata, India
One Year Diploma course in PC Application organized under SWABALAMBAN (NORAD) Scheme sponsored by the Ministry of HRD, Department of WJCD, Government of India.
Awards and Scholarships
Awarded Junior Research Fellowship by the Indian Council for Historical Research in April 2006.
Awarded the Ajay Mitra Shastri Memorial Award (Gold Medal) for best presentation for the paper entitled “Painted Decorations on Pottery from Chalcolithic Sites of Gujarat: A Preliminary Study”, at the First International Conference of Society of South Asian Archaeology (SOSAA) from 16-18 December, 2006.
Fieldwork Experiences
I have fairly rich experience and exposure to different kind of field work activities.
Exploration around the site of Pithad, Jodiya Taluka, Jamnagar District, Gujarat as part of the Doctoral Thesis work during February-March 2008.
Participated in the excavation at Pithad, Jodiya Taluka, in Jamnagar District, Gujarat during the field season 2006-2007 undertaken by The Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.
Exploration in North Gujarat Chalcolithic sites of Madhuttra, Loteshwar, Santhli, Moti Pipli, Datrana, Ratanpura, Nagwada, 17-19 March 2006.
Participated in the excavation at Pithad, Jodiya Taluka, in Jamnagar District, Gujarat during the field season 2005-2006 undertaken by The Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.
Participated in the fieldwork and also assisted in Antiquity Documentation in the Excavation at Jagajjibanpur, Maldaha District, West Bengal undertaken by The State Archaeology Department of west Bengal. Ten years of excavation has revealed a Monastic Complex datable to the Pala Period. The Copperplate Inscription found from the site identified as Nandadirghika-Mahavihara constructed during the reign of Mahendrapala.
Participated in the twenty-one day field training, also a part of the Masters curriculum at Excavation undertaken at a site Moghalmari in Dantan, West Midnapur District, West Bengal by the Department of Archaeology, University of Calcutta. The site was identified as Early Historical showing structural evidences. The excavation also yielded some sculptures of several deities.
Participated in the ten day exploration trip to Orissa, organized the Department of Archaeology, University of Calcutta, as a part of the Masters curriculum in November-December 2004.
Seminars, Workshops Attended and Papers Presented
Participated and Presented a Paper entitled “A Sorath Harappan Settlement at Pithad (Jaidak), at the National Seminar of the Department of Archaeology, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, March 28-29, 2011.
Participated in the International Indo-US Technology Conference (Technology Transfer and Training for the Visualization of Archaeological Sites of Indus-Saraswati Civilization), March 16-20, 2007, jointly organized by The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Indo-US Science & technology forum and the Global Heritage Fund.
Participated and presented a Paper entitled “Painted Decorations on Pottery from Chalcolithic Sites of Gujarat: A Preliminary Study”, at the First International Conference of Society of South Asian Archaeology held at Mumbai, from 16-18 December 2006.
Attended an International Seminar on “Magan and Indus Civilisation,” jointly organized by the Archaeological Survey of India, Ministry of Culture, Government of India and The Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, on January 4-5, 2006
Attended and presented a Paper entitled “Nandadirghi - Vihara of an army chief Vajradeva at Jagajjibanpur, Maldaha District, West Bengal” at the Joint National Conference of The Place Names Society of India, Epigraphical Society of India, Indian History and Culture Society, Indian Archaeological Society, and Indian Society for Prehistoric and Quaternary Studies held at Bangalore, December 15-18, 2005.
Attended Tenth National Seminar on “History of Archaeology in India” organized by the Centre for Archaeological Studies and Training (CAST), Eastern India, November 5-8 2005.
Attended Ninth National Seminar on “Archaeology of Early Historic South Asia” organized by the Centre for Archaeological Studies and Training (CAST), Eastern India, November 5-7 2004.
Personal Details
Date of Birth : 15 November 1979
Nationality : Indian
Sex : Female
Marital Status : Married
Mother Tongue : Bengali
Languages Known : English, Hindi, Bengali, Oriya and
working knowledge of Gujarati
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Why You Joined the Lab:
INTERESTED IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND EVENTS. ALSO INTERSTED IN WORKING IN VARIED ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXTS.
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Academic PositionGraduate Student
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Cherkea Howery earned an M.A. in Museum Studies from New York University and an M.A. in Mediterranean Archaeology at the University of Bristol prior to starting work on her PhD at Stanford University. Her current research focuses on exploring the potential for community-centered outreach programs at archaeological site museums in Greece. This interdisciplinary project will investigate the relationship between heritage sites and local communities in order to better elucidate our understanding of the cultural importance of museums. Functioning in a depressed economy, such institutions will ultimately depend on the implementation of sustainable programs for their future viability. Cherkea’s previous research focused on exposing the inconsistencies in ethical practices and acquisition policies at museums. She has participated on archaeological projects worldwide and has worked at the Agora Museum in Athens, Greece and at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Cherkea is currently organizer of the Stanford Heritage Ethics Workshop and co-coordinator of the Archaeology Today workshop series at the Stanford Archaeology Center.
Why You Joined the Lab:
Primarily to take part in the Authenticity Conference, but also to create a closer link to the researchers across the Bay with the hopes that future collaborations between our two institutions will arise from greater student involvement.
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Academic PositionGraduate Student
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Hi, my name is Bastiaan Brozius and I am a master student at the Leiden University (the Netherlands), faculty of archaeology.
Why You Joined the Lab:
As a graduate student I have learned an important lesson by taking classes outside my initial specialty. This opened my eyes for the enormous wealth of knowledge outside the save space of my initial field of interest. One can learn something everywhere. I am fascinated by the interdisciplinary approach of this website.
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Academic PositionGraduate Student
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Why You Joined the Lab:
To check out if it is useful for teaching.
adam patrick spring
Academic PositionFaculty
Why You Joined the Lab:
Because i believe in interdisciplinary collaboration and outreach. Digital preservation is as much about capturing hearts and minds as it is capturing and manipulating data.
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