The article is a brief statement of some of the chief findings made during the course of excavations in Dumakhal, a small village northeast of Kathmandu, Nepal. Dumakhal is a small Brahman village that lies on the west bank of the Manohara river. The article illustrates the topography of the site with a one page sketch. The excavated materials appear to be of the Licchavi period. It includes sketches of pottery and artifacts found. It includes 13 leaves of plates. (Rajeev Ranjan Singh 2007-02-11)