The Abhidha Journal of Art, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage is a Peer-Reviewed, Refereed, Annual periodical published by Pragjyotish Centre for Cultural Research (PCCR), India

Anwa: A Unique Vaishnavi Snehal Tambulwadikar-Khedkar — Anwa: A Unique Vaishnavi
Snehal Tambulwadikar-Khedkar

Shakti Icons of Ambari : An Analysis of Their Style and Religious SignificanceRashmita Phukan — Shakti Icons of Ambari : An Analysis of Their Style and Religious Significance
Rashmita Phukan

Animal Sacrifices in Ancestral Worship by Khasis of Meghalaya: An Ethnographic PerspectiveKanchani Prova Koch — Animal Sacrifices in Ancestral Worship by Khasis of Meghalaya: An Ethnographic Perspective
Kanchani Prova Koch

Kalam Patua : Becoming of A New Subjectivity From Changing Paradigms of The ‘Folk’ Amitava Adhikari — Kalam Patua : Becoming of A New Subjectivity From Changing Paradigms of The ‘Folk’
Amitava Adhikari

Archaeological Remains of The Kapili - Jamuna Valley of AssamMrigakhee Saikia — Archaeological Remains of The Kapili - Jamuna Valley of Assam
Mrigakhee Saikia

About the Journal

The Abhidha Journal of Art, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage is a Peer-Reviewed, Refereed, Annual periodical published by Pragjyotish Centre for Cultural Research (PCCR), India.

Call For Papers

The Abhidha Journal of Art, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage publishes original papers on all aspects/issues of Art, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage. Therefore, in seeking to direct the journal’s critical perspectives toward research and creative contextualisation, we welcome papers that take a multi-disciplinary and methodological approach to the suppositions that have significantly influenced the study of Art, Archaeology, Museum Studies, Art History and Aesthetics, Visual Culture, Media Studies, Cultural Studies, Semiotics and Linguistics, Anthropology, Ethnography and Ethnology and creative industries focusing on North East India, India, South Asia and South East Asia.

The Abhidha Journal of Art, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, a Peer-Reviewed, Refereed, Annual periodical publication of the Pragjyotish Centre for Cultural Research (PCCR), is now receiving submissions for the issue of 2022. Primarily we publish research papers, book reviews, and research reports.

The last date of submission is 29^th July 2023.

Research Papers