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Dinesh Shukla

Slides by Dinesh Shukla- a variety of photos and images of the archaeological site Lothal - which have contributed to the continued study of the ancient Indus Valley civilization.

Lothal Pot Furnace

  • Lothal Pot Furnace

Pot Furnace >

Cooking blocks in an upper town kitchen Lothal

  • Cooking blocks in an upper town kitchen Lothal

The rooms of the upper town were obviously built for upper classes. They had private pathed brick baths and a remarkable network of drains and cesspools. >

Row of private baths in Lothal

  • Row of private baths in Lothal

The proximity of the seat of power to the warehouse may have ensured that the ruler and his entourage could inspect stocks easily. An ivory workshop in the acropolis suggests that elephants may have been domesticated to produce the raw material. >

Lothal Drainage system

  • Lothal Drainage system

An elaborate sanitary and drainage system, a hallmark of ancient Indus cities, is in evidence everywhere at Lothal. >

Well in Lothal

  • Well in Lothal

Kitchens and wells were spread across the upper town. >

An old well in Lothal

  • An old well in Lothal

The bricks, typical of an ancient Indus city, were usually of a standard size. >

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