–Dr. Md. Rezwanul Hoque* Abstract: The architecture of the Khanjahan period in Bagerhat, dating back to the Sultanate Bengal era, reflects a unique blend of aesthetics and subject variety, with terracotta and stone carvings as key decorative elements. This research...
–Saima Rahman* Abstract: The history of the saree in Bengal is intertwined with the evolution of its weaving industry, dating back to ancient times. As a symbol of Bengal’s cultural heritage, the saree has evolved from simple cotton fabrics to complex, intricately...
-Dr. Fatema Hereen* Abstract: The political and social landscape of Barisal during the late British colonial period underwent significant transformations, marked by the decline of the zamindari system and the rise of the peasant class, particularly under the...
–Moshrefa Khandaker* Abstract: This research conducts an in-depth exploration of the legal intricacies surrounding the protection and preservation of antiquities within Bangladesh. Focusing on the intersections and conflicts between the Antiquities Act and Civil Law,...
–Dr. Sajeda Yusuf* Abstract: The artistic representation of animals has a long-standing tradition in human history, with evidence stretching from prehistoric frescoes to modern architecture. This paper explores the incorporation of animal motifs in architectural...