Myths That Spread to Defame Goddess Kali; Archaeological Analysis of Origins of Mother-Goddesses and Its Ancient Puja Rituals in Bengal
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-0173
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- KALI-0173
- Author or attribution
- Gautam Sarkar
- Record type
- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 2022; Journal of History, Archaeology and Architecture 1(2), pp. 185–190
- Source / repository
- Journal of History, Archaeology and Architecture
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Library Research Batch 3; Academic Research and Peer-Reviewed Articles; Bengal; Modern Interpretations
Description and curator notes
A six-page article addressing modern public debate about Kālī and advancing arguments about the history and archaeology of eastern Indian mother-goddess worship. The complete published article, not an abstract, is accessible as a journal-hosted PDF. It is included for documentation of a contemporary interpretive intervention; its more speculative archaeological claims need independent checking before being treated as established historical conclusions.
KALI-0173 — Kali Library Research Batch 3.
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Gautam Sarkar | 2022; Journal of History, Archaeology and Architecture 1(2), pp. 185–190 | English
Full document: https://www.pbjournals.com/image/catalog/Journal%20Papers/JHAA/2022/No%202%20%282022%29/9_Gautam%20Sarkar.pdf
Extent checked: Complete six-page journal article PDF
A six-page article addressing modern public debate about Kālī and advancing arguments about the history and archaeology of eastern Indian mother-goddess worship. The complete published article, not an abstract, is accessible as a journal-hosted PDF. It is included for documentation of a contemporary interpretive intervention; its more speculative archaeological claims need independent checking before being treated as established historical conclusions.
Kali relevance. Direct Kali-focused secondary discussion.
Editorial / rights: Lower evidentiary weight for sweeping archaeological or historical claims; not a primary archaeological report. Free publisher-hosted full PDF; copyright reserved.
Source access
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Rights and reading conditions
Lower evidentiary weight for sweeping archaeological or historical claims; not a primary archaeological report. Free publisher-hosted full PDF; copyright reserved. This library links to the source; no full text is reproduced.
Citation
Gautam Sarkar. Myths That Spread to Defame Goddess Kali; Archaeological Analysis of Origins of Mother-Goddesses and Its Ancient Puja Rituals in Bengal. Journal of History, Archaeology and Architecture. 2022; Journal of History, Archaeology and Architecture 1(2), pp. 185–190.
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