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David Killick

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As seen in: MSN New Zealand, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Die Welt, Stuff.co.nz, Taylor & Francis Online, Veterinary Record, Frontline India, New Zealand Herald, Routledge, The Press (New Zealand)
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Bookshelf | New Books on the Shelves Original

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By Vaishna Roy Verified, Tanuj Solanki, R.K. Radhakrishnan, David Killick
| Frontline India Verified
The Madhouse Gyan Chaturvedi, translated by Punarvasu Joshi Thornbird Books Rs.595 The liberalisation of the economy in the 1990s gives context to this allegorical novel where “The Citizen” finds himself trapped in a madhouse, under the unblinking eyes of “The Bazaar”. ___ Night in Delhi Ranbir Sidhu Context Rs. 399 Mumbai is often presented as a ruthless city ruled by mafias. Delhi, in Ranbir Sidhu’s portrayal, is as dark and cut-throat, with characters floating in a grey, amoral world.
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Editor’s Note | Tamil Nadu’s New Archaeological Finds Could Rewrite India’s Iron Age Timeline

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By Vaishna Roy Verified, Tanuj Solanki, R.K. Radhakrishnan, David Killick
| Frontline India Verified
Over the past two decades, the southern tip of the subcontinent has seen some spectacular archaeological breakthroughs. From 2004 on, excavations by the Kerala State Archaeology Department along the coast of central Kerala, in small towns like Pattanam, Paravoor, and Kodungallur—collectively known as the Muziris project—established a flourishing trade link with ancient Rome in the 1st century BCE.
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Tamil Nadu’s Missing Link? New Evidence Uncovers Iron Smelting Without a Copper Age

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By Vaishna Roy Verified, David Killick
| Frontline India Verified
In late January 2025, I was sent a digital copy of the  monograph Antiquity of Iron: Recent Radiometric Dates from Tamil Nadu by Dr Sharada Srinivasan, and asked to review the claims made therein about the use of iron in Tamil Nadu by 3000 BCE.
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