Newly Discovered Bracelet, Harappa
The bracelet had just been found by workers with the Harappa Archaeological Research Project (HARP) in 1998.
Ancient Indus Civilization Jewelry.
Ancient Indus shell and stone beads
Ancient Indus shell and stone beads from Gola Dhoro.
Unfinished shell bangles
Unfinished shell bangles in the shell workshop, Gola Dhoro.
Unfinished shell circlets with grinding stone
Unfinished shell circlets with grinding stone in the front.
Unfinished shell bangles
Complete raw shell Turbinella pyrum (right and left) and a pile of unfinished shell bangles (center).
Carnelian and lapislazuli beads and pendant
Carnelian and lapislazuli beads and pendant, Tr. B1 (Bakkar Buthi).
TC bangles, section A (Bakkar Buthi)
TC bangles, section A (Bakkar Buthi).
Shell- and bone fragments, carnelian bead and flint drill
Shell- and bone fragments, carnelian bead and flint drill.
Harappa phase banded beads
Banded sandstone beads and (bottom row) imitation stone beads made of different colors of clay.
Harappa phase banded beads in situ
In the street levels above the drain a collection of banded sandstone and banded terracotta beads were discovered.
