Kitchens and wells were spread across the upper town. >

Looking from the top of the granary towards the remains of two wells and the wall that were constructed in the area to the north of the structure. The drain from the great bath would have run along the modern pathway. >

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

This well located in DK-B area was originally surrounded by a paving that has recently been reconstructed. >

Possibly the “narrow well” with the “steaning wall” only 11 inches thick, in Mound F trench A (e), which Sahni reported from the lowest excavated strata, and which he inferred was connected to the “reservoir” excavated in 1923-24: “In mound F whi… >

This well located in DK-B area was originally surrounded by a paving that has recently been reconstructed. >

Note the shadow of the assistant with the camera on the left. >

This room in VS area was made with bricks set on edge to create a watertight floor. A small well was located in the southeast corner (top right) and circular brick depressions were set into the floor, presumably to hold pottery vessels. The early ex… >

This general view of DK-G area shows multiple walls built at different time and two wells that were used up until the last phase of occupation. >

Small well and platform in VS area, with HR Area in the background and VS dyer's shop across the street to the right. >