First published in 1951, this three-volume set presents a detailed account of the discoveries made during the Taxila excavation, which lasted from 1913 until 1934. This is a fascinating series of texts that will be of value to anyone with an interest in Taxila and archaeology.

Volume 1: List of text-figures; List of tables; List of abbreviations; Preface; 1. Topographical; 2. Historical; 3. Bhir mound; 4. Sirkap; 5. Sirkap (continued); 6. Sirkap (continued); 7. Sirkap: Mahal; 8. Sirsukh; 9. Temple of Jandial; 10. The Dharmarajika; 11. The Dharmarajika (continued); 12. Report on the human remains from the Dharmarajika; 13. Khader Mohra, Akhauri, etc.; 14. Kalawan; 15. Giri; 16. Stupas of Kunala and Ghai; 17. Mounds a and b at Jandial; 18. Mohra Moradu; 19. Pippala; 20. Jaulian; 21. Lalchak; 22. Bhamala. Volume 2: List of stratigraphical charts and tables; List of tables showing distribution of objects in Sirkap; Tables of analysis; Miscellaneous tables; 23. Pottery; 24. Terra-cotta and clay objects; 25. Stone objects; 26. Stucco sculptures; 27. Iron objects (including steel); 28. Copper, bronze and lead objects; 29. Silverware; 30. Gold and silver jewellery; 31. Finger-rings and gems; 32. Bone and ivory objects; 33. Shell objects; 34. Seals and sealings; 35. Glass; 36. Stone sculptures H. Hargreaves; 37. Beads; 38. Coins; 39. Rare and unique coins, other than punch-marked, found at Taxila between 1912 and 1934; 40. Two hoards of silver punch-marked coins found in the Bhir mound at Taxila E. H. C. Walsh; Notes on the punch-marked, local Taxilian and Greek coins John Allan; Index. Volume 3: Plates.