Basket impression and ceramic vessels
In preparing the basketry impression for removal, large numbers of broken Kot Diji phase ceramic vessels were uncovered, all discarded together into the street along with the basket.
Harappa, Punjab ancient Indus civilization excavations, figurines, seals and other objects.
Charred Wheat
Some of the burnt grains unearthed during excavations at Mohenjo-daro in the 1920s and 1930s.
Inscribed sherds
Many sherds inscribed after firing have single geometric signs. This collection of Early Harappan sherds from Periods 1 and 2 (c. 3300-2800 BCE) show a range of geometric signs that are roughly similar to later signs in the Indus script.
Exposed Pottery Sherd, Harappa
Each year rains and surface erosion bring new pieces to the surface.
Richard Meadow photographing
Richard Meadow photographing the exposed wall and interior domestic features (Trench 41NE).
Trench B, Excavation Overview
Mound A-B Trench B: General View from East-South East. This image was published in Vats' monograph as Pl XXX, d.
"In the high western part [of mound A-B] (PI. XXX, d, left back-ground) in square P 18/4, Stratum I.
The interior part of the city wall
The interior of the city wall shows mud bricks made from different colors of clay used during different phases of construction.
Mound AB View from the South
A view of the fragmentary Harappa Phase building foundations located to the west of the Baba Noor Shah tomb.
- Jonathan Mark Kenoyer, 2023.
Unexcavated Areas of Harappa
An enormous amount of work to do, and only a tiny proportion most ancient Indus sites like Harappa, Mohenjo-daro and Dholavira have been excavated.
Coiled wire necklace
This unique discovery of a coiled copper-alloy wire necklace (H2000/2242-01) has traces of fibers preserved on the inside.