- Mission[citation needed] led by the
French archaeologists Jean-François
Jarrige and
Catherine Jarrige.
Mehrgarh was
excavated continuously between 1974 and 1986,...
- Jean-François
Jarrige (5
August 1940,
Lourdes – 18
November 2014, Paris) was a
French archaeologist specializing in
South Asian archaeology and Sindhology...
-
Catherine Jarrige (4
October 1754 – 4 July 1836) –
known as
Catinon Menette in her
local dialect – was a
French Roman Catholic and
Dominican tertiary...
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South Asia's
first farming villages to the
emergence of its
first cities (
Jarrige, 1984)."
Fisher (2018) "The
earliest discovered instance in
India of well-established...
-
Catherine Jarrige, nee
Catherine Klein (born 27
January 1942), is a
retired French archaeologist, best
known for co-leading the
discovery of Mehrgarh...
-
domesticated plants and herd animals." Jean-Francois
Jarrige argues for an
independent origin of Mehrgarh.
Jarrige notes "the ****umption that
farming economy was...
- Thoury, M.; Mille, B.; Séverin-Fabiani, T.; Robbiola, L.; Réfrégiers, M.;
Jarrige, J.-F.; Bertrand, L. (15
November 2016). "High
spatial dynamics-photoluminescence...
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Jacques Jarrige is a
French sculptor and designer, born
December 1962 in Paris, France, to a
family of art
collectors and scientists. His work is known...
- a
French team of archaeologists,
under the
direction of Jean-François
Jarrige. The
other sites belonging to the same
cluster are
Mehrgarh and Pirak....
- 101–09.
Luniya 1978, p. 312
Pingree 1978, pp. 533, 554ff Cambon, Pierre;
Jarrige, Jean-François (2006). Afghanistan, les trésors retrouvés: Collections...
