Ashadar or time stick, Northern India, 1895-1905

Tibetan priest's Time-stick from Darjeeling, unsigned, West Bengal, India, 1895-1905. It worked in a simliar way to the column sundial, a wire gnomonwas placed in the hole that corresponded with the month, it was then twisted to align the shadow with the scale.

Nobility or Utility? Zamindars, businessmen, and bhadralok as curators of the Indian nation in Satyajit Ray's Jalsaghar (The Music Room), Modern Asian Studies

Lieutenant Frederick Robertson Aikman (1828–1888), 4th Regiment (Bengal) Native Infantry, Commanding 3rd Regiment (Sikh) Irregular Cavalry, Winning the Victoria Cross at Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 1 March 1858

Indian revolutionaries have roots in Astoria

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East Indians of Oregon and the Ghadar Party

Very Fine Indian Saddle Axe with Goldwork - Antique Swords and Weapons, Arms and Armour, Islamic and Oriental swords

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Celebrating the centenary of the Ghadar Party, in Oregon

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Very Fine Indian Saddle Axe with Goldwork - Antique Swords and Weapons, Arms and Armour, Islamic and Oriental swords

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