Eastern Dholavira Wall
Eastern Wall – Remnant of the eastern wall after the fortification of the city. There are gates on the wall running along its periphery.
Ancient Indus walls.
Deep Sounding, Mohenjo-daro [41]
REM I
Deep sounding at the southwestern edge of the so-called "Granary". The excavator is standing in water that has accumulated due to the high water-table.
Mohenjo-daro REM Granary Excavations [1175]
REM Granary
The western edge of the REM Granary excavations reveal a mass of fired brick that appears to be a single building phase, but is in fact multiple constructions.
No. 1175 "1175 161?" penciled in back
Mohenjo-daro Granary Walls and Voids [55]
Possibly ACC-Citadel Gateway.
Vertical walls and voids where there would have been streets are visible in what may be the ACC Citadel Gateway excavation area. The exact location is not clear.
No. 55 29 Duplicate photographs
Massive Brick Structures, Mohenjo-daro [49]
REM Granary
Initial clearing of massive brick structures along the western edge of the REM Granary excavations.
No. 49 matching to 164?
Western edge of REM Granary excavations, Mohenjo-daro [46 A]
ACC - Citadel Gateway Southeast
Southeast corner of ACC Gateway excavation showing the corner of the later "city wall" and underneath are earlier wall fragments including what looks like small earlier structures.
Unexcavated Mounds at Harappa
The mounds at Harappa remain largely unexcavated. Approximately half a percentage of the site's area was unearthed each season by the Harappa Archaeological Research Project (HARP) in the 1990s.
"Granary" or Mound F Rooms, Harappa
Individual rooms are 15 by 6 meters long, and have sleeper walls for airspace between them. At each end of the rooms are three raised platforms.
Stone and mud-brick walls
Stone and mud-brick walls in Trench 1, layers 6 & 7, from southeast (Adam Buthi).
Remodeled walls, DK-G area
As houses were built on top of earlier structures, the windows and doorways were blocked up. Notice the changing alignments as the walls were remodeled.
