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Rai Bahadur Joges Chandra Ray has described the sugar industry in ancient India . He says that while there is no mention in the Vedas of any succharine substante other than boney , the occurrence of the word ikshu shows that the ...
Rai Bahadur Joges Chandra Ray has described the sugar industry in ancient India . He says that while there is no mention in the Vedas of any succharine substante other than boney , the occurrence of the word ikshu shows that the ...
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Rai Bahadur Joges Chandra Ray has described the sugar industry in ancient India . He says that while there is no mention in the Vedas of any siceharine substance other than honey , the occurrence of the word ikshu shows that the ...
Rai Bahadur Joges Chandra Ray has described the sugar industry in ancient India . He says that while there is no mention in the Vedas of any siceharine substance other than honey , the occurrence of the word ikshu shows that the ...
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He has arranged every coin in a separate envelope , on which he has recorded its description , and has prepared a register in which all particulars regarding each coin are given in a very complete form . This register already contains ...
He has arranged every coin in a separate envelope , on which he has recorded its description , and has prepared a register in which all particulars regarding each coin are given in a very complete form . This register already contains ...
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By E. H. C. Walsh , C.S.I. The 108 punch - marked silver coins which are described in the present paper , were found in July , 1917 , buried in an earthen ghara in the bank of the Ganges at Golakhpur in Patna City .
By E. H. C. Walsh , C.S.I. The 108 punch - marked silver coins which are described in the present paper , were found in July , 1917 , buried in an earthen ghara in the bank of the Ganges at Golakhpur in Patna City .
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A.S. , J.A.S.B. , Vol . lix , Part 1 , 1890 , page 181 ; and A Revieion of the Symbols the Karshapana Coinago , described in Vol . lis , J.A.S.B. , 1890 , Part I , and description of many additional symbols by W. Theobald , M.X.8.
A.S. , J.A.S.B. , Vol . lix , Part 1 , 1890 , page 181 ; and A Revieion of the Symbols the Karshapana Coinago , described in Vol . lis , J.A.S.B. , 1890 , Part I , and description of many additional symbols by W. Theobald , M.X.8.
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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