Title: [Paul Yule Research Papers and Publications Illustrations, 1940-1995, n.d.]
Authors: Yule, Paul.; Dales, George F.; Vat, Madhu.; American Institute of Indian Studies.; College of Mount Saint Vincent (Riverdale, New York, N.Y.); Harvard University; Harvard University.; New York University.; Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology.; University of Minnesota.; Universität Bonn.; Universität Heidelberg.; Philipps-Universität Marburg
Year: 1940
Subjects: Yule, Paul.; Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.; Archaeological museums and collections; Archaeology; Archaeology Middle East.; Copper hoard culture.; Decoration and ornament, Prehistoric.; Indus civilization.; Metal-work, Prehistoric; Prehistoric peoples India; Amqat Site (Oman); Banwāli (India) Antiquities.; Bonn (Germany); Chandīgarh (India : Union Territory); Chanhu-Daro Site (Pakistan); Delhi (India); Germany; Harappa Site (Pakistan); Heidelberg (Germany); Iraq Antiquities.; Kalibangan Site (India); Lothal Site (India); Marburg (Germany); Maysar Site (Oman); Mohenjo-Daro Site (Pakistan); Nippur (Extinct city); North-West Frontier Province (Pakistan); Oman Antiquities.; Pakistan Antiquities.; Ranchi (India : District); Rangpur District (Bangladesh); Samad Al-Shan Site (Oman); Surkotada Site (India)
Abstract: Between 1981 and 1995, for his research on ancient metal objects of the Indian subcontinent, Dr. Yule traveled throughout India and Pakistan, examining, photographing, and drawing metal objects at many institutions. The majority of the artifacts studied belong to the Indus Valley Civilization and contemporary sites, as well as some material from the second millennium BCE. The freshly gathered information was combined with a thorough study of all published metal objects (primarily from the third millennium BCE).