The Princes Royal Shipwreck 1990
The book publication is the outcome of an academic event that took place in November 2024. During the event, students were trained in research chapter writing, and the book was published in February 2025 as a collection of their research chapters.
The Team Members
Zafi Khan is a researcher fascinated by uncovering the past through research and exploration. His work focuses on archaeology, particularly maritime archaeology and the study of shipwrecks, analyzing their significance in trade, warfare, and cultural exchange. He enjoys writing research papers and examining complex historical narratives and their impact on the present. When not studying history, he can be found trekking through rugged mountains or expressing his creativity through art and painting. He believes archaeology isn’t just about studying the past it’s about understanding how it shapes the world today.
Prathamesh Palav is a driven individual with a strong enthusiasm for hands-on educational experiences and a keen interest in embracing new opportunities to showcase his capabilities. His academic journey formally commenced with his enrollment in a Bachelor of Arts program and progressed seamlessly with his admission into a Master of Arts course.
Throughout his educational path, Prathamesh consistently honed his skills and expanded his knowledge base. His passion for learning deepened over time, fueling a commitment to excellence in every endeavor he pursued. Recognizing the societal relevance of historical events and the importance of community engagement, he actively took part in various college festivals, both as a volunteer and as a participant. Notably, he served as a core team member for a departmental exhibition centered around historical artefacts.
With a deep appreciation for historical heritage and cultural preservation, Prathamesh further enrolled in a specialized course in Ancient Indian Culture and Archaeology, successfully completing it to enhance his expertise in the field.
Prathamesh’s enduring pursuit of knowledge highlights his identity as a committed lifelong learner, dedicated to academic and personal growth.
Tamagni Ray is a PHD scholar from Deccan College specialising in archaeology, anthropology and museology. She is also pursuing a PG Diploma in Museology at Deccan College Postgraduate and Research Institute, where she also served as the Student Research Assistant under the Head of the Department of AIHC and Archaeology. Her research interests include ethnoarchaeology, underwater archaeology, human geography, and the cultural heritage of Northeast India. As part of her academic training, she is interning at Lucknow State Museum, working with archaeological collections of the early cultures. She has contributed to numerous academic projects, emphasizing the role of material culture in understanding human history.
Project Head
Eshita Shalya is a detail-oriented academic editor with a strong foundation in history. She brings a fresh perspective, a sharp eye for detail, and a commitment to excellence in every project. Her first major project was with the 1947 Partition Archive, where she worked as a Citizen Historian. During this time, she collected an oral history interview of a partition witness, which has since been accepted for preservation at the Stanford University Libraries at Berkeley, California.
Preeti is a currently a History Honours student at the Maitreyi College-University of Delhi, currently living in Delhi. She has a strong interest in history, culture, and creative design. Along with her studies, she has worked on designing more than Seven newsletters.
Currently, she is also working as a Campus Ambassador under the Ministry of Culture, where she helps promote cultural awareness among students.She has also worked with several ngo's for more than 1 year.. where she contributed through design, communication, and outreach activities.
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