Associate Professor
Comilla University
Cumilla-3506, Bangladesh
Md. Sadequzzaman was born in Pirgachha Upazila, Rangpur District, Bangladesh. He commenced his academic journey at Pirgachha J.N. High School, completing his Secondary School Certificate, and later attended Dhaka Residential Model College for his Higher Secondary Certificate. In both examinations, he demonstrated remarkable academic excellence, notably securing 5th place in the combined merit list in his SSC examination. He subsequently pursued higher education at Jahangirnagar University, earning both his Bachelor’s (Honours) and Master’s degrees in Archaeology, achieving second position in the First Class in both programs. Md. Sadequzzaman began his professional career at Grameenphone Ltd. on 30 March 2006, where he served with distinction for seven and a half years. In 2013, he joined the Department of Archaeology at Comilla University, where he is currently serving as an Assistant Professor. An ardent researcher and field archaeologist, Md. Sadequzzaman has published 13 research articles in esteemed national and international journals. He is currently pursuing his Ph.D. under the supervision of Professor Dr. A.K.M. Shahnawaz, a renowned historian and archaeologist at Jahangirnagar University. Md. Sadequzzaman has accumulated extensive experience in archaeological fieldwork, participating in major excavations such as the Wari-Bateshwar archaeological site in Narsingdi and the Nateshwar Buddhist Complex in Bikrampur. He is proficient in conducting full-coverage archaeological surveys and has demonstrated expertise in managing and implementing research projects effectively, both individually and in team settings. His passion for cultural heritage, historical research, and archaeological exploration drives his academic endeavors. His primary research interests include Field Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ceramic Studies in Archaeology, and the Archaeology of Bangladesh.
| Master of Social Science | Jahangirnagar University | Archaeology | 2001 |
| Bachelor of Social Science | Jahangirnagar University | Archaeology | 2000 |
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Comilla University, Bangladesh |
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Comilla University, Bangladesh |
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1. 2025. Bijoypur Pottery in the Cumilla District: An Ethnoarchaeological Insights into Pottery Traditions, Journal of Bangladesh History and Archaeology, Vol. 1, ISSN 3079-0638. 2. 2024. Early Medieval Pottery from Shalban Vihara Displayed at the Mainamati Museum in Cumilla, Bangladesh: An Ethnoarchaeological Analysis, SAARC Culture Journal, Vol. 10 ISSN 2012-922x. 3. 2024. Exploring the Potential and Challenges of Eco-Tourism in Lalmai-Mainamati Hill, Cumilla, Bangladesh, Journal of Rajshahi Science and Technology University. Vol 5(2), ISSN 3006-0583. 4. 2024. Aranyapur Pancharatna Temple: A Study of its Archaeological and Historical Significance in Cumilla, Bangladesh, International Journal of Social Science and Human Research. Volume 07 Issue 08, ISSN (print): 2644-0679, ISSN (online): 2644-0695. 5. 2024. Identifying the Causes of Buddhist Site Abandonment and Other Environmental Factors in the Context of the Lalmai-Mainamati Archaeological Region, Journal of Rajshahi Science and Technology University. Volume , ISSN 3006-0583. 6. 2024. Prehistory of Bangladesh in the Light of Recent Discovery, CenRaPS Journal of Social Sciences. Volume 5, Issue 2, ISSN 2687-2226 (Online). 7. 2020. The Role of Educational Institute in Heritage Management: A Case Study in the Lalmai-Mainamati Hill Region, Bangladesh, CenRaPS Journal of Social Sciences. Volume 5, Issue 1, ISSN 2687-2226 (Online). 8. 2022. Environmental Factors that that Permitted Prehistoric Human Activities at Southern Lalmai Hills in Cumilla, Bangladesh, Journal of Rajshahi Science and Technology University. 9. 2022. Pottery Industry at Bijoypur in Cumilla and Women’s Employment: An Overview, Journal of Rajshahi Science and Technology University. 10. 2021. Tentatively Listed Two Promising UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Bangladesh: Some Observations and Prospects of the Present Heritage Management Scenario, Journal of Rajshahi Science and Technology University. Volume 26. 11. 2021. Reconstractio of Dhaka City in the 18th Century by the Nawab Family in the Light of Islamic Civilization, CenRaPS Journal of Social Sciences. Volume 3, Issue 1, ISSN 2687-2226 (Online). 12. 2021. Comprehending the state of Paleoenvironment of Lamai-Maimati Region with the Evidences of Archaeological Sources-an Introductory Review, Journal of Rajshahi Science and Technology University. Vol 3(2), ISSN 3006-0583. 13. 2020. The Reflection of Archaeological Heritages from Ancient to Colonial Period Displayed on the Postage Stamps in Bangladesh, Comilla University Journal of Social Sciences, Volume 3, Issue 1. 14. 2016. Pottery Discovered in the Excavation of Wari-Bateshwar: Typology and Morphological Characteristics, Institute of Bangladesh Studies Journal, University of Rajshahi, Volume 22, ISSN 1561-798x. |
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1. 2016. An Ethno-archaeological Study of Ceramics at Vikrampura, presented at the seminar organized by the Agrashar Bikrampur Foundation at the Directorate of Archaeology, Ministry of Cultural Affairs, People's Republic of Bangladesh. 2. 2015. Reconstruction of Pottery Discovered in the Archaeological Excavation of the Vikrampur Region, presented at the seminar organized by the Agrashar Bikrampur Foundation at the Directorate of Archaeology, Ministry of Cultural Affairs, People's Republic of Bangladesh. |
