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Name of the student AMBIKA JAITLY

Class/ Section SECTION-A Date: 03/12/18

Topic of Thesis  MUSEUM

Typology of thesis DESIGN BASED

1. Introduction:
 The Indian culture is one of the world’s oldest surviving cultures finding roots in the Harappan Civilisation. In
fact, our culture is not merely “surviving” but it is a flourishing, continuing ancient culture of the world. The
civilization is an exceptional example of scientific & technological advancement, philosophy, architecture, art
& aesthetics. The Harappan civilization is one of the 4 oldest civilizations of the world amongst
Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Chinese civilizations. Geographically, it is one of the most widely spread
civilizations in the ancient world, that existed around the river banks of Sara Swati (Ghaggar-Hakra), Indus
and their tributaries in present-day Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. Roots of the origin and evolution of
Harappan civilization can be traced back to 4800 BCE in the Mehrgarh (Baluchistan))

 Such is the glory of the Harappan times, and the recent excavations at Rakhigarhi by Professor. Vasant
Shinde of Deccan College, Pune reveal the existence of Rakhigarhi (Hisar district, Haryana) village on the
footprints of Harappan town planning & layout.. Rakhigarhi is estimated to be the largest spread settlement
in the Indian subcontinent
 Rakhigarhi, or Rakhi Garhi (Rakhi Shahpur + Rakhi Khas), is a village in Hisar District in the state of Haryana in
India, situated 150 kilometres to the northwest of Delhi. It is the site of a pre-Indus Valley Civilization
settlement going back to about 6500 BCE. Later, it was also part of the mature Indus Valley Civilization,
dating to 2600-1900 BCE. The site is located in the Ghaggar-Hakra river plain, 27 km from the seasonal
Ghaggar River.
 Location

 About the site


Rakhigarhi encompasses a set of nine mounds, and there are many more settlement mounds in the
immediate vicinity. Depending on which mounds to include, the estimates of the size of Rakhigarhi have
been given variously between 80 and 550 hectares In January 2014, the discovery of additional mounds
resulted it in becoming the largest Indus Valley Civilization site, overtaking Mohenjo-Daro (300 Hectares) by
almost 50 hectares, resulting in almost 350
hectares.

Site :
 Site Images :
2. Aim :
 To design a museum that is able to educate people and make them aware about the harrapan
civilisation
Objectives:
 To study different historic eras
 To make a design which attracts people to know about India’s history
 Try to make the site easily accessible
3. Methodology
 Literature review
 Case studies
 Site analysis
 Zoning
 Master planning
 Detailed planning
 presentation
4. Scope :

 To understand and research about Indus civilisation


 To design which can educate people about the history and culture of India
 To design a museum where students or people from same field can come to educate themselves
Limitations :
 Location can be one of the limitations due to its accessibility, but it can be improved as the road
networks are being improved.
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