The mature period of the Indus Valley Civilisation that lasted from 2600–1900 BCE and was preceded by the Early Harappan Phase and followed by the Late Harappan Phase. The period is marked by sculptures, seals, jewellery, pottery and human figurines made using bronze, terracotta and gold in large urban centres such as Mohenjo-daro, Harappa and Lothal.
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The period between the late Bronze Age and the early Iron Age in the northern portion of the Indian subcontinent,…
A tool made from shaping human or animal bone and used by prehistoric people as tools as well as to…
An archaeological site in present-day Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Founded c. 1000 BCE, the site was located along trade routes between Central…
Alexander Cunningham (b. 1814; d. 1893) was a British army engineer and archaeologist who served as the first Archaeological Surveyor…
A museum in Sindh, Pakistan, established in 1967, which has in its collection important reliefs and maps from Mohenjo-daro and…
A Bronze Age civilisation located along the basin of the Indus river, in the northwestern regions of South Asia comprising…
Also termed Monument of National Importance, this is a designation conferred by the Archaeological Survey of India to an ancient…
An archaeological site located in present-day Sindh, Pakistan, and dated to c. 2500 BCE. It was one of the largest…