آرکیالوجی اور علمِ معاشریات

Archeology and the Science of Sociology

  • Farhat Maqbool, Dr Hafiza Shahida Parveen

Abstract

Archaeology has been developed as a scientific subject during last two centuries which deals with human past. Archaeological data is the basic source of information about the human past which has evidently shown the traces of collectivity within the lengths of historical civilizations that extends from the valleys of Sindh extending through the dusts of Mesopotamia and meeting the nearby of Dajla and Farat rivers. The purpose of this article is to analyze multiple culturally rich regardless of time and boundaries that left any trace of sociological interaction. The analysis is more of a judgment to the idea of societal interaction, if should be promoted or should be left under the heaps of dust as were left by all the ancient civilizations. Other than International civilizations, two imminent historic civilizations of Pakistan; Sindh, Harrappa and Mohenjo-Daro, have also been discussed for a relatable socio-cultural view.

Published
2018-08-01
How to Cite
Farhat Maqbool, Dr Hafiza Shahida Parveen. (2018). آرکیالوجی اور علمِ معاشریات: Archeology and the Science of Sociology. Al Qalam, 23(2), 294-316. Retrieved from https://alqalamjournalpu.com/index.php/Al-Qalam/article/view/2352