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55 minute session · 4 readings
A guided lesson comparing excavation sequences, scientific dating, hymns and surviving manuscripts in the histories of early Punjab.
Older secondary learners, college groups and adult reading circles
Open this pack50 minute session · 5 readings
A reading-circle or classroom pack using city profiles, planning records, family histories and language-programme descriptions from Punjabi diaspora articles.
Older secondary learners and adult reading circles
Open this pack45 minute session · 4 readings
A source-literacy lesson separating a dictionary headword, a documented person’s name, spelling variation and an individual’s naming intention.
Secondary learners and adult family-history groups
Open this pack60 minute session · 4 readings
Compare a 1947 official record with a later personal recollection, and practise describing each source’s perspective and limits.
Older secondary learners, college groups and adult reading circles
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