The Archaeology of Southeastern Balochistan
An exciting look at the western side of the ancient Indus civilization, where new cultures and surprises await that indicate how well developed surrounding cultures to the major Indus areas were.
Essays on the archaeological exploration and excavation history of ancient Indus Valley sites including Harappa, Mohenjo-daro and Gola Dhoro.
Recent Indus Discoveries and Highlights from Excavations at Harappa 1998-2000
The Harappa Archaeological Research Project's excavations at Harappa have yielded new troves of information about ancient Indus life, craft production, and preceding cultures like the Ravi Phase.
The Site of Chak 90-12L
The site of Chak 90-12L is one of the larger sites found along the Beas, at 7.5 hectares.
Recent Indus Discoveries and Highlights from Excavations at Harappa 1998-2000
Late Harappa Phase, Conclusion, and References
Harappa is perhaps the only urban center where it has been possible to trace the transition from the Harappan to the Late Harappan (Cemetery H) period.
Recent Indus Discoveries and Highlights from Excavations at Harappa 1998-2000
Harappa Phase Occupation: Circular Working Platforms and Mound E, Southwest
The circular working platforms located to the south of the "granary" or Great Hall are also among the best known features at
Recent Indus Discoveries and Highlights from Excavations at Harappa 1998-2000
Harappa Phase Occupation: Granary or Great Hall
One of the most famous buildings at Harappa is the so-called "Great Granary" (Trench II) that was first excavated under the supervision of Rai Bahadur
Recent Indus Discoveries and Highlights from Excavations at Harappa 1998-2000
Harappa Phase Occupation: Chronology and Fortification Wall
Since 1986, excavations of the Harappa Phase occupations (2600-1900 BCE), have been conducted on all of the major mounds and in low lying
Recent Indus Discoveries and Highlights from Excavations at Harappa 1998-2000
Ravi Phase and Kot Diji Phase Occupations
On the northern part of Mound AB (Figure 1) excavations in 1996 were undertaken in both the Ravi (Hakra) Phase (Period 1: 3300-2800 BCE) and the Kot Diji
