Susan L. Huntingdon text, published by Weatherhill 2006
Part 1 – Fdns of Indic civilization: prehistoric and proto historic (ch 1-3)
Part 2 – Period of early dynasties (ch 4-9)
Part 3 – dynasties of the middle period (ch 10-16)
Part 4 – Later northern schools (ch 17-20)
Part 5 – Later schools of the Deccan and the south (ch 21-25)
- Antecedants
- Indus or Harappa civilization (2300-1750 BCE)
- Vedic and Upanisadic (1500-450 BCE)
- Maruya period (323-185 BCE)
- Sunga (2-1st century BCE)
- Regional developments (late 1st century BCE to 1st century CE)
- Saka and Parthian kingdoms in Indic sphere (1st century BCE to mid 1st century CE)
- Northwest and northern region under Kusanas (late 1st century CE to 3rd century CE)
- Regional developments in Deccan (2nd and 3rd centuries)
- Gupta (4-6th century CE)
- Gupta aftermath
- Buddhist cave arch (5-7th century CE)
- Hindu rock cut architecture of Deccan (Kalacuri and Early Western Calukya period)
- Southern developments under Palavas and Pandyas
- Early western Calukya and related Deccan schools
- Hindu rock cut arch of Western Deccan
- Kasmir and related schools
- Bihar and Bengal under Pala and Sena kings
- Orissa and related regions
- North central and Northwestern India: art of Rajput clans
- Cola and related schools of Tamil south
- Later Deccan schools
- Vijaynagar period (1336-1565 CE)
- Nayak period
- Keral region
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