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CURRICULUM VITAE Name : Dr. H. Thippeswamy Date of Birth : 01-01-1973 Birth Place : Jummobanahalli, Bellary, Karnataka. Nationality : Indian Religion/Caste : Hindu/Scheduled Caste Present Position : Associate Professor in Dept. of History & Archaeology at Vijayanagara Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Bellary from 25 May 2019 I) Education Qualifications University/college/ Obtained Subjects Year of Div/ Percentage Institution Diploma/ Passing Grade of Marks Degree Mysore University K-SLET HISTORY 2013 - - Dept.of Epigraphy P.G.Diploma Regarding 2007 Ist 72.4 Kannada University. in Epigraphy Inscriptions Cyber Net Computer C.C.A. Basics of Computer 2002 IInd 59% Kadur, Karnataka M.S. office Dept.of Archaeology Ph.D. Temples of Davanagere 2001 --- --- Hampi Kannada University. Dist. (Ancient & Karnataka Medieval Period) Dept.of History & M.A. History & Archaeology 1996 IVth 60.56 Archaeology (2years) Rank Kuvempu University. B.R.P., Karnataka Mharaja Madakari Nayaka B.A. History , Economics 1994 IInd 53.68421 Frist Grade College (3 years) Political Science Chitradurga, Karnataka Sri Kote Sanna Borrappa P.U.C History, Economics, 1991 IInd 50.83333 P.U.College, Chitradurga, Political Science, Karnataka Sociology Sri Kampala Ranga Rural S.S.L.C Kan, Eng, Hindi 1989 IIIrd 45.16666 High School, Tumukuranahalli Math’s, Science, Chitradurga (D) Karnataka Social- science II) Scholarships: K.R.S. Education and Rural Foundation Inc.U.S.A.-1996 III) Awards / Prizes ➢ National Award - National Literacy Mission National Award-2001-2002 ➢ International Award- UNESCO International Award-2012 (With Team) (UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation-2012) ~ 1 ~ IV) Job Experience A). Teaching Experience : 11 Years & 4 Months Sl. Designation Name of the Institution/College/ Period Nature of No. University & Place From To Posting 1. Dept.of History 15th 30th march 2002 Full Time/ Lecturer Sri.Sudhindra First Grade college. June2001 Contract Basis (U.G.Class) Bhattkal.U.K.(D) Karnataka 2. ----do---- Dept.of History 5th July2002 15th march 2002 Part Time G.F.G.College Kadur. Chikkamagalur 3. ----do---- Dept.of History 25th July2002 30th march 2003 Part Time Gannagangotri P.U.College, Kadur. 4. ----do---- Dept.of History,G.F.G.College, Kadur. 1st Aug 2003 16th April 2003 Part Time 5 ----do---- Dept.of History, G.F.G.College 30thOct 2006 15th May 2007 Part Time Kampli. Bellary (D) (Guest Faculty) 6 ----do---- Dept.of History 24thAug2007 31st March 2008 Part Time Govt. First Grade College, Kudligi, (Guest Faculty) 7 ----do---- Dept.of History 14thAug2008 31st March 2009 Part Time Govt. First Grade College, Kampli. (Guest Faculty) 8 Lecturer Dept of History & Archaeology 9th Aug 2011 04th May 2015 Full Time (P.G.Class) P.G.Center. Nandhihalli.Vijayanagara (Guest Faculty) Sri Krishna Devaraya University. 9 Lecturer Dept of History & Archaeology 29thAug2015 23rd April 2019 Full Time (P.G.Class) Jnana Sagara Campus, Vijayanagara Sri (Guest Faculty) Krishna Devaraya University. Balleri. B) Research Experience : 15 Years Conducted the Archaeological Exploration and Documentation of Architectural Temple Sites in Present 1 Davanagere District, Karnataka for the Doctoral Research From 1996-2000 Conducted the Explorations and Documentation in Bellary ,Chitradurga, Davanagere, Chikka magalur , 2 Bangalore (urban & Rural) Districts, Karnataka in the Year 1996-2007 The Research Work were Published in Reputed Periodicals (Details See. Under Publication ) Attended the Excavation at Watgal, Raichur District, Karnataka in the Year 1997. Jointly Conducted by the 3 Karnataka State Archaeology Dept. and Kannada university, Clue land University, Okio.(U.S.A) Attended the Excavation at Hampi Chandramauleshwara Temple Site, Koppal District , Karnataka in the Year 4 2005.Conducted by the Hampi Foundation.Vidhya Nagar,Karnataka. Completed the Archaeological Exploration and Documentation Work in Present Hampi World Heritage Area 5 Management Authority,Hampi. Karnataka for the Monuments un//tder the Hampi Authority-A Survey/ Research Project-2006-2007(Total 30 villages Surveyed & 1600 Monuments were documented ) Attended the Dalith Development field Survey in Karnataka (Selected Taluk’s) Conducted by Center for 6 Political Studies , School of Social Science J.N.U, New Delhi-67 During the year 2010-11, I Completed the following Archaeological Site Excavation Works Conducted by the Hampi Authority, Hospet. 1) Hotal Mayurbhuvaneswari Site at Kamalapur,Bellary Dist. 7 2) PampaSarovara site near Anegondi, Koppal Dist. 3) Vittala Bazaar Pathway site at Venkatapura (Hampi) Bellary Dist ~ 2 ~ V) Research Reports/Dissertations: No Particulars Title of The Report/ Dissertations a) 1)Temples of Davangere District (Karnataka)-2000, Prepared for the Dissertations Doctoral Theses 2) Bayakara Ramappana Shasanagalu-2007, Prepared for the P.G. Diploma in Epigraphy b) 1)A Report on the Archaeological Excavation near Hotal Mayur Excavation Bhuvanes wari Site at Kamalapura - 2010-11 Reports 2) A Report on the Archaeological Excavation at PampaSarovara-2011 3) A Report on the Archaeological Excavation in Vittala Bazaar Pathway at Venkatapura -2011 c) Monuments 1)Monuments under the Hampi Authority, Volume.1, (Kannada)-2007 Reports 2)Monuments under the Hampi Authority, Volume.2, (Kannada)-2007 3)Monuments under the Hampi Authority, Volume.3, (Kannada)-2007 4)Hampi Monuments Geographic Coordination Report-2010 d) Other 1)Report on Vijayanagara Bibliography -2006 Research 2)A Compile Report on Kannada University Research Work-2006 Reports 3)A Report on Map’s of Vijayanagara Research Project (VRP Maps) -2006 VI) B.O.S/B.O.E. Member U.G. B.O.S. Member - 2016-17, Dept., of History, Smt. Satish Chandra Agarwal Govt.First Grade College, Bellary. U.G. B.O.E. Member - 2017-18, in Dept., History, at Smt. Satish Chandra Agarwal Govt.First Grade College, Bellary. U.G. B.O.S. Member - 2018-19, in Dept., of History, at Smt. Satish Chandra Agarwal Govt.First Grade College, Bellary. P.G. B.O.S. Member- 2017-18 and 2018-19, in Dept., History and Archaeology, Vijayanagara Sri Krishna Devaraya University, Bellari, P.G. B.O.E. Member- 2019-2020, in Dept., History and Archaeology, Vijayanagara Sri Krishna Devaraya University, Bellari, VII) Other Administrative Responsibalities Designation From- TO Responsibalities/ Task No 1 Member of Moderation 2017-18 and 2018-19, Consoldation of P.G. Committee Students Internal Marks Dept.,History and Archaeology, Vijayanagara Sri Krishna Devaraya University, Bellari 2 Assistant Director of 14th Oct 2019 - Still Book Publication & Prasaranga Today Administrative Works Vijayanagara Sri Krishna Devaraya University, Bellari ~ 3 ~ VIII) Editorial Board/Reviewer/Peer Committee Member of International Journals : Editor/ Reviewer- International Journal Invotive Reearch in Engineering & Multydisplinary Physical Sciences(IJIRMPS)– From Dec-2018 Peer Committee Member IJRMS- 2018 IX) Research & Project Work Experience : S. Designation Name of the Institution Period Nature of N. /college/University & Place From To Posting 1 Field Assistant Sri.Kempe Gowda Study & Resarch 27th April 2003 31st 0ct 2004 Consolidated Center.Bangalore University.B’lore. Basis 2 Project Fellow Kannada University.Hampi 27th April 2005 31st Oct 2005 ----do---- 3 Research Center for Political Studies, School of August 2006 Nov 2006 Task Basis Investigator Social Science, Jhawarlal Nehru University, NewDelhi 4 Archaeologist Hampi World Heritage Development 27th Jan 2006 28th Feb 2007 Task Basis Authority. Hospet. th th 5 Excavation Hampi Foundation. 12 Jan 2005 5 April 2005 Task Basis Site In charge Vidhyanagar. Karnataka Officer 6 Project Hampi Foundation. 17th May 2007 30thMar2010 Contract Basis Coordinator/ Vidhyanagar. Karnataka Archaeologist 7 Archaeologist Hampi World Heritage Area 23rd –Nov-2010 08th Aug2011 Consolidated Management Authority, HOSPET. Basis X) Exam Work Experience S.N. Designation Name of the college/ Particulars University & Place 1 Degree Exam PJNM Collage, Birur I worked as a Observer From 21st April 2003 to 7th May Observer 2003 2 Degree Exam’s Above said My Working Total 70 Session I was Served As a U.G/P.G. Exam Invigilator places Invigilator. 3 P.G.Exam Evaluator VSK University, Bellary Evaluvated the Students Answer Script in all Semister P.G. Exams at VSK University Bellary from 2015, 2016 ,2017,2018, 2019 as a P.G.Exam Valuator 4 P.G.Exam VIVO- Main Campus and P.G. Conducted the Vivo-voce of IVth Semister students as a VOCE Internal Centers of VSK University, Internal Evaluater from 2015,2016 ,2017,2018, 2019 Evaluater Bellary XI) Other Experience 8 Press Reporter Kannada Prabha Daily C.J.Haalli, From To Task Basis Kudligi (T) Bellary(D) 1998 2000 9 Sub Editor Praja Jagattu 15th Nov 2000 25th April 2005 Task Basis ~ 4 ~ Bengalore 10 Volunteer Akshara Vijaya, Sampoorna 1994 1996 Honorary Saksharatha Andolana, Bellary Service 11 Director NEEDS Organization, 1998 --- Honorary Kamalapura, & Kadur Service XII) Participation in Seminar/ Conference A) International Level Seminar/Conference no Name of the Seminar / Conference Year Organized By Title of the Paper Presented International Level Hampi Jan JSW & Hampi Foundation at ----------------------- 1 Conference 2009 Vidyanagara, JSW, Bellary 2 International Conference on “Ethics Dec Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Study Gender Equality in Buddha in the New Millennium: Buddhist 2014 Center, Tumkur University & Dharma- Present Indian Scenario Perspectives” Sera Jey Monastic University 3 International Conference on “Human 21 & Tumkur
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    Man and Environment AbstractsAbstractsAbstracts VVolumeolume XX, No. 1 ((JanuaryJanuaryJanuaryJanuary----JuneJuneJuneJune 199519951995)1995))) Indigenous Perceptions of the Past R.N. Mehta R. N. Mehta, Man and Environment XX(1): 1-6 [1995] ME-1995-1A01 Ancient Cities of Bihar in Archaeology and Literature B.P. Sinha B.P. Sinha, Man and Environment XX(1): 7-20 [1995] ME-1995-1A02 The Early Stone Age of Pakistan: a Methodological Review R.W. Dennell Prehistorians and their scientific colleagues often disagree over the results of archaeological and geological field-work. This is especially so when research teams have worked in the same area and on the same material, but at different times. A good example is the Soan Valley of northern Pakistan, investigated by de Terra and Paterson in the 1930s, and Rendell and Dennell in the 1980s. Both teams attempted to establish a chronological framework for the Early Palaeolithic, but their results are wholly irreconcilable. This paper explores the reasons why, and argues that these differences arose primarily because of the prior expectations of each team. De Terra and Rendell began with fundamentally different preconceptions about the structure of the Pleistocene, the stability of land surfaces, and the validity of long distance correlations. Likewise, Paterson and Dennell each began with profoundly divergent views on the structure of the Early Palaeolithic, and the significance of lithic variability. Crucially, these differences originated well before field-work was even commenced. Field-work must therefore be evaluated within its wider intellectual framework. If researchers begin with radically different assumptions, they are likely to end with incompatible results, and attempts to reconcile those differences are unlikely to be successful.
  • Dist Name Block Name Name of the School Update the Contact No. Of

    Dist Name Block Name Name of the School Update the Contact No. Of

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