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Indian Numismatic Historical & Cultural Research Foundation INDIAN NUMISMATIC, HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
( PREV. INDIAN INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH IN NUMISMATIC STUDIES), AT TRIMBAKESHWAR, NASHIK.

Considering the vital importance of coins as a source for our history and realising the fact that numismatics has rather been neglected in the archaeological studies in our country, INHCRF established the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies (IIRNS) in 1984 with the main objective of aiding and promoting studies and research in Indian numismatic studies. This was the first and continues to be the only Institute in the country exclusively devoted to Indian Numismatics.

27/04/2026

We are delighted to announce the 7th Practical Training Workshop on Wood Conservation.

This comprehensive program covers:

Classification and identification of wood types

Deterioration of archaeological wooden objects (brown rot, white rot, and other decay agents)

Preventive measures and remedial conservation techniques

Restoration methods, including effective use of fillers for repairs

Resource persons:
Shri Iliyas Ahmad, Head of Conservation Department, National Research Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property, Lucknow
Shri Abhijeet Shrivastava, Conservator

Join us to preserve our heritage. Details in flyer/DM.

27/04/2026

We are pleased to announce the second hands-on four-day training program on Introduction to Archaeozoology "Bones & Beyond: Unlocking the Past Through Faunal Remains" from June 4th to 7th, 2026. The workshop's resource persons are Dr. Pankaj Goyal of Deccan College, PGRI, Pune, and Miss Nibedita Naskar of Deccan College, PGRI, Pune.

The workshop will cover various aspects of archaeozoology, such as scope and significance, mammalian osteology and dentition, skeletal element identification, taphonomy of mammalian bones - weathering, gnawing, and butchery marks, curation and laboratory techniques - NISP, MNI, and basic faunal analysis, economic and cultural insights - linking data with the human past, bone tool typology and technology - studying and replicating ancient tools, and so on.

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26/03/2026

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25/03/2026

Unlock the secrets of Sopara's ancient port in our BRAND NEW book: Archaeology Surrounding the Ancient Port of Sopara—releasing on 28th March 2026🏛️⚓
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14/03/2026

We are delighted to announce the 7th Practical Training Workshop on Wood Conservation.

This comprehensive program covers:

Classification and identification of wood types

Deterioration of archaeological wooden objects (brown rot, white rot, and other decay agents)

Preventive measures and remedial conservation techniques

Restoration methods, including effective use of fillers for repairs

Resource persons:
Shri Iliyas Ahmad, Head of Conservation Department, National Research Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property, Lucknow
Shri Abhijeet Shrivastava, Conservator

Join us to preserve our heritage. Details in flyer/DM.

12/03/2026

We are delighted to announce the 3rd "Field Archaeology" Workshop, scheduled from 2nd to 8th April 2026.

Discover enclosed details in the flyer. This premier event offers invaluable hands-on experience in archaeological fieldwork.

Secure your place today – view flyer for registration. Enquiries welcome in comments.

09/03/2026

🏺 Hands-on Training Workshop: Pottery in Archaeology

INHCRF is delighted to announce its 4th Hands-on Training Workshop on “Pottery in Archaeology”

📅 26–29 March 2026
📍 INHCRF Campus, Anjaneri–Nashik
👨‍🏫 Resource Person: Dr. Prabodh Shirvalkar
(Deccan College, Pune)

Learn archaeological pottery through practical, hands-on sessions designed for students, researchers, and archaeology enthusiasts.

🔍 Explore. Learn. Analyze.

09/03/2026

We are delighted to announce the 15th Hands-On Workshop on "Identification and Decipherment of Medieval Indian Coins"
25th to 28th April 2026

Led by Prof. Danish Moin.

Workshop Highlights:

Introduction to Medieval Indian coins and their types

Coin inscriptions, placement, and typology relations

Practical sessions: Identification, classification, and decipherment using actual coins

Secure your place today. DM for registration details.

01/01/2026

On the very first day of the New Year, we had the pleasure of welcoming Mr Maniesh Paul—renowned Indian actor, model, singer, and beloved television host—along with his family to the Shanti-Krishna Museum of Money and History.

Grateful for the warmth, smiles, and shared moments as history met the New Year in the most wonderful way. Thank you for visiting and making the day truly memorable 🙏🏛️

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Nashik
422213

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+912243534353

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