ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD VISITS:

The Department involved in the preservation and conservation of historical monuments in collaboration with the Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi at various Kakatiya Monuments like:

Warangal Fort,

Thousand-Pillar Temple,

Ramappa Temple,

Ghanpur Complex of Temples

Several other Heritage Sites.

DEPARTMENT MUSEUM:

The Department has set up a Museum with various artifacts collected during the exploration and excavation activities.

These artifacts ranged from Neolithic times to early historic period. Neolithic stone implements, blades and potteries are exhibited in the Department Museum.

The Department has also procured a very rich collection of numismatics dating from the Satavahanas down to the Asaf Jahis.

REGIONAL ARCHIVES:

The Department has requested the Telangana State Archives, Government of Telangana, Hyderabad to set up its Regional Archives at Warangal.

The Regional Branch of Telangana State Archives has come into existence.

The University has kindly provided free accommodation on the campus.

The Regional Archives has a very rich collection of the office records of the erstwhile Warangal Suba and the present districts of Warangal, Khammam, Karimnagar and Adilabad.

Kakatiya Journal of Historical Studies (UGC Care Listed Journal)

The Department ventured to start a research journal to share the historical knowledge and findings with the academic fraternity.

The Kakatiya Journal of Historical Studies (KJHS) was started in 2006.

The Journal obtained International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) in 2010.

The KJHS was initially published with the financial support of UGC Unit of Kakatiya University.

The KJHS was included in the ‘B’ group of the UGC- Care List in 2018.

To further standardise the articles published in the Journal, we started reviewing the papers by experts (peer-reviewed).

We are using anti plagiarism software and publishing those articles whose similarities are less than 10% from 2018 issue onwards.