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DESCRIPTION:The Archaeological Survey of Indian (ASI) is one of the earlies
 t statist archaeological organizations in the world. Its prolific knowledg
 e production has had a profound impact on the legitimization of the idea o
 f India as an ancient nation. Using the excavation trench as the micro-sit
 e of focus\, Chadha’s paper will examine the specificities of “ways of kno
 wing” as archaeologists\, scientists\, bureaucrats\, and illiterate labore
 rs work to produce knowledge of the past. He will argue that the operation
 s of knowing by ASI at an excavation site is not only mediated by national
 istic imperatives but is also performed as an intervention of governmental
 ity and executed as a scientific practice.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Pasts: Archaeology\, Governmentality and Scientific Method in India
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Archaeological Survey of Indian (ASI) is o
 ne of the earliest statist archaeological organizations in the world. Its 
 prolific knowledge production has had a profound impact on the legitimizat
 ion of the idea of India as an ancient nation. Using the excavation trench
  as the micro-site of focus\, Chadha’s paper will examine the specificitie
 s of “ways of knowing” as archaeologists\, scientists\, bureaucrats\, and 
 illiterate laborers work to produce knowledge of the past. He will argue t
 hat the operations of knowing by ASI at an excavation site is not only med
 iated by nationalistic imperatives but is also performed as an interventio
 n of governmentality and executed as a scientific practice.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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