University of LIberal Arts Bangladesh
General Education Department
... water are available all the year round; favourable climate is a regular feature; the land is fertile and water manipulation system works favorably and the area is also a strategically suitable location against intrusion (Imran et... more
Wari and Bateshwar are two adjacent villages in Amlabo Union under Belabo police station in Narsingdi district, Bangladesh. It is situated on an isolated bit of the Pleistocene terrace at Manohardi-Sibpur, which is detached from the... more
In Bengali, the signifier abhijñān denotes ‘a token of recognition.’ The term also has embedded within it the notion of abhijñā or ‘memory’ and abhijña, or the ‘expert,’ the ‘wise,’ and the ‘experienced.’ These significations, overt and... more
A study of maritime trade in Bengal from the earliest times up to the first half of the 16th century AD.
Jahan highlights strategies for community-based outreach programmes to promote sustainable tourism as well as to stimulate public interest in micro-heritage preservation and management for the socio-economic development of local... more
This paper attempts to portray maritime trade between Thailand and Bengal (currently known as Bangladesh and West Bengal, India) by examining cultural materials from the fourth century BCE to the fourth century CE found in archaeological... more
South Asia is home to a remarkable tapestry of civilizations, which have evolved over centuries and continue to shape the identities and narratives of the region. The conference aims to explore the rich and diverse cultural heritage that... more
The Third BSSCR Conference in Dinajpur brought together 200 research scholars and teachers' to interact and share their views on culture and religion in order to better understand, compare, interpret and analyze countless beliefs,... more
... water are available all the year round; favourable climate is a regular feature; the land is fertile and water manipulation system works favorably and the area is also a strategically suitable location against intrusion (Imran et... more
Center for Archaeological Studies at ULAB aims to protect, preserve and promote archaeological heritage of Bangladesh by conducting regular archaeological explorations, excavations and problem oriented archaeological research.
Bhitargarh is located about 16 km northeast of Panchagarh town in Amarkhana union under Panchagarh Sadar upazila in Panchagarh, the northernmost administrative district of Bangladesh. It is the largest fortified settlement in Bangladesh... more
Discovery of a large number of archaeological remains in the form of coins, potsherds and other antiquities from West Bengal and Bangladesh clearly illustrates a rich heritage of the region. Recent archaeological researches unfold various... more
Archaeology has been used globally to make claims of antiquarian authenticity for many post-colonial nations and in this, Bangladesh is not unique. The state of Bangladesh is interested in using prehistoric archaeological investigations... more