Department of Archaeology
Professor of Archaeology and Heritage Management

Mohammad Rafique Mughal's primary research interests include South Asian archaeology, Indus Valley archaeology, and International Heritage Management.  He has been the director of thirty field research projects including locations in Pakistan, Bahrain, and Bangladesh, as well as five international collaborative works, focusing on an extended time-line from the Indus/Harappan Civilization through the Islamic period.  Professor Mughal's most recent publication is "The Archaeology of Sindh since 1930: An Updated Supplement to the Antiquities of Sindh," (1998).

For more Information, see: http://www.bu.edu/archaeology/faculty/mughal.htm

Courses:

Undergraduate

Archaeology of the Islamic World (AR 221)
Asia's Cultures and Civilizations (CAS AR 261)
Asian Gods and Goddesses (CAS AR 262)
The Indus Valley (AR 360)
Civilizations of Central and South Asia (CAS AR 560)