of extensive research and underwent thorough scrutiny. The third volume covered the organisation’s biggest and most extensive archaeological study at the Bhima Devi Temple, Pinjore. It contains a collection of studies based on the site, exploring various aspects of the temple’s history and material culture. The latest publication, Volume IV, highlighted the issues faces by archaeological sites in different parts of the country, and discussed key aspects of the field of heritage management. Volume V, scheduled to be released in 2022, will touch upon contemporary techniques of conservation using policies like Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and explore new avenues of public and digital archaeology. Various research projects by the Research Wing and the Panel of Speaking Archaeologically have been both published and presented in national and international conferences. In 2021, six students of the Research Wing, including two interns, presented their research work undertaken at Speaking Archaeologically at the Cambridge Annual Student Archaeology Conference. IGTV Sessions Members of the Research Wing have been hosting live sessions on Instagram since 2021. These sessions are conducted in accordance with the topic of the research that is issued and give in-depth reviews and insight into the subject matter in question. Projects In June 2016, an Art Revival Workshop was hosted by Speaking Archaeologically. The workshop was organized with the motive of spreading inspiration for restoration of Raja Dhaulpur House in Kandaghat, erstwhile Kohsitan of Patiala which is now the Government Degree College, Kandaghat, Solan District. The College Management Team and Speaking Archaeologically jointly held an art competition in order to form a team of mural restorers for the purpose. Baolis of Delhi Project The Baolis of Delhi Project was an exclusive research and video documentation project conducted by the Delhi Chapter of the Speaking Archaeologically Research Wing under the direction of Simran Kaur Saini, co-directed by Medha Sharma. The project documented all the Medieval Stepwells in the Delhi-Gurugram region and evaluated their conditions, the scope for adaptive reuse, and the conservation of these structures. The results were published in the Speaking Archaeologically Journal Volume II and documentation was simultaneously released in the form of short documentaries on the organization's YouTube Channel Bhima Devi Project The Bhima Devi Project is one of the most ambitious Archaeological Research Projects of the Speaking Archaeologically Research Wing. It was carried out for over 3 years, from 2017 to 2020, with a preliminary site survey beginning as early