Mode of Communication in the Indus Valley Civilization

AZAM JAN AND SHUJAAT ALI KHAN ……………………………………………….. 1-10

Standing Buddha Sculptures in Stone from the Collection of Lahore Museum: Study and Analysis

UHAMMAD MUJEEB KHAN AND SABAHAT HAMID ……………………………...… 11-36

The Pakistani Collection of Terracotta Figurines in the British Museum

IRFAN ULLAH, FAZAL SHER AND AMJAD PERVAIZ …………………………………. 37-56

Buddhist Ivory Diptych from Kashmir: Re- Interpretations of a few Scenes and Some New Thoughts about its Iconography, Function and Date

MUHAMMAD HAMEED………………………………………………….…………….57-66

Deterioration of Śarda Temple, Neelum Valley, Pakistan: General Perceptions vs New Findings

JUNAID AHMAD, ABDUL SAMAD AND ANAS MAHMOOD ARIF ………………...……. 67-80

A Terracotta Mould from Sainth (Jammu & Kashmir- India): Issues of its Identification and Historical Significance

NAVJOT KOUR AND P. AJITHPRASAD …………………………….…………………. 81-96

Buddhu Ka Awa: The Nature of the Building

TAUQEER AHMAD AND SAMIA TAHIR …………………………….………….……. 97-110

Stepwell – The Water Architecture of India

MAHUA CHAKRABARTI ……….…………….……………………………………. 111-128

Darī-Persian Inscription of NĀDER SHAH and ZĀHIR SHAH: Recently Reported from the Afghān building Qissā Khwāni Bāzaar, Peshāwar

MUHAMMAD WAQAR AND NIDAULLAH SEHRAI …………….……………………. 129-142

Windows: A Source of Ventilation in Islamia College Buildings

IMRANA SEEMI, ZAKIR ULLAH JAN, ZIL-E-HUMA, RABIA CHISHTI AND FAIZA TAUQEER ……………………...………………...………. 143-154

Forging Peace through Heritage Education at Elementary Level in Pakistan

HABIB ELAHI SAHIBZADA, SHAKIRULLAH AND MUHAMMAD ASIF KHAN ………... 155-170

Developmental Stages of Children Art: A Historical Perspective and its Implications for Today’s Elementary Art Education Programme

RABIA CHISHTI, SYEDA FARHANA JAHANGIR, SALMA NAZ GUL, IMRAN SEEMI AND ZILE-HUMA MUJEEB ………………………………………...………………. 171-184