Dr Mohammad Firoz Khan
Dr Mohammad Firoz Khan is an Indian researcher, historian, author, and archaeologist from Rajasthan. He holds a doctoral degree in History with specialization in Archaeology and is known for his academic research on ancient Indian history, archaeology, and epigraphy.
Early Life and Education
Dr Mohammad Firoz Khan was born on 26 October 1989 in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India. He pursued higher education in history and archaeology and later completed his Doctor of Philosophy degree in History with specialization in Archaeology.
Career
Dr Mohammad Firoz Khan has a long-standing academic interest in the ancient history and cultural heritage of India. His research focuses on archaeological excavations, field surveys, ancient inscriptions, and critical analysis of historical texts.
He has conducted in-depth studies of several ancient archaeological sites across India and has extensively examined historical theories, academic journals, and classical sources related to Indian history. His interest in historical writing began during his undergraduate studies in History, where he actively participated in academic discussions and scholarly debates with mentors and researchers.
Alongside research work, he has been engaged as a freelance archaeologist and has also served as a part-time lecturer. He continues to work on independent historical research projects and theoretical studies related to the ancient past of India.
Publications
Dr Mohammad Firoz Khan is the author of several books on archaeology and ancient Indian history, including:
- Archaeology of Rajasthan from Beginning to 1200 AD
- Archaeological Exploration of Rajasthan
- Indian Epigraphical Epilogue Vol. 1
- Indian Epigraphical Epilogue Vol. 2
- Indian Epigraphical Epilogue Vol. 3
- The Ashokan Edicts
Research Interests
His research interests include ancient Indian history, archaeology, epigraphy, heritage studies, archaeological methodology, and interpretation of ancient inscriptions and historical sources.
Personal Life
Dr Mohammad Firoz Khan is based in Rajasthan, India, and continues to contribute to historical research, academic writing, and archaeological studies.