Seal impression
This Early Harappan seal impression or sealing of a square seal has several script signs and two ladder like motifs (Kot Diji Phase, c.
Harappa, Punjab ancient Indus civilization excavations, figurines, seals and other objects.
Black and white spiral faience bead
Black and white spiral faience bead (H2000-5005/9845-48 from Trench 43).
Figurines
A collection of terra cotta figurines of humans and animals from recent excavations at Harappa.
Harappa Archaeological Research Project.
Trench 54 section plan
Section view through Trench 54. Note the location of the steatite bead-working dump.
Trench 54 detail plan
Detail top plan of the workshop for making steatite and faience beads and inscribed tablets in Trench 54 South.
Large Storage Jar
This complete large storage jar may have been recovered from Mound E, as it has a number E.1. painted on the surface. Harappans often used this type of vessel for storing water or other items.
Two feline figurines from Harappa
Other feline figurines with large round ears and beards may represent tigers or lions. They are often depicted either standing or lying down with their legs extended to one side.
Approximate dimensions (W x H(L) x D) of the larger figurine: 3.3 x 8.2
Kot Diji & Harappa phase levels
Overview of Harappa Mound AB, Trench 39N, showing the Kot Diji phase levels in the foreground and the Harappa phase levels above, beginning with a baked brick drain (on the far left) and ending with the brick wall that can be seen just behind and
Three clay sealings
Three clay sealings from the Harappa Phase levels (2600-1900 BCE) that may have come from large bundles of goods shipped to the site from a distant region.
Large lumps of a bluish grey paste
Large lumps of a bluish grey paste that may have been used to make faience objects. Faience is made by melting quartz rock and then regrinding the glassy frit to make a paste that is then fired once again.