ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA 1921-22 - PB

About the book:-The author has made a noble attempt to unearth the ASI Report in this volume. It is unfortunate that the editing of this Report should have devolved, owing to the absence on leave of Sir John Marshall, Director General of Archaeology in India, upon the present writer, as it is the first of the few consolidated reports. Sir John was able to revise practically all the contributions sent in for the Conservation Section of the Report, and to arrange the plates; otherwise the editorial responsibility rests upon the undersigned and Elaldston, though all concerned would have preferred that Sir John’s riper experience should have moulded the new form throughout. Ever since the re-organisation of the Department in 1902, it has been the rule for each Provincial Superintendent to issue an independent Annual Progress Report for the Circle of which he is in charge, the Director General’s Report then summarising the year’s work as a whole, and recording particulars of his own activities