The ruins at Harappa were dis-covered in the early 19th century by James Lewis, better known as Charles Masson, ... as is reflected in their sense of town planning and architecture.

On a recent trip to Ahmedabad, while scratching our heads for sightseeing options, the Indus Valley-Harappan civilisation site of Lothal popped up. It was a marvellous idea. Located approximately ...

THE Harappan Civilisation, considered to be one of the oldest and the most developed one in the Bronze Age, ... as is reflected in their sense of town planning and architecture.

Harappan towns in Gujarat There are two prominent sites which are found in Gujarat are Lothal (Ahmedabad) and Dholavira (kutch). Lothal Discovered in 1954 was excavated from 13 February 1955 to 19 ...

Harappan cities had carefully planned drainage system as the roads and streets in Lower Town were laid out along an “approximate” grid pattern, intersecting at right angle. Q5.

What we know of Harappa is that it was an extremely isolated civilisation. It was exposed through sea-trade to the thriving Mesopotamian civilisation at a time when the Akkadian Empire was rising ...

Dholavira is a magical ghost town mirroring a civilisation that thrived here millennia ago. May 16, 2025 e-Paper. ... Dholavira is where the remains of a part of the Harappan civilisation exist.

The Harappan Civilisation was widespread: it covered parts of India, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Even though, post-Partition, Harappa and Mohenjo-daro fell in Pakistani territory, there are many ...

Three seasons of work at the site brought our attention to a part of the typical Harappan grid town planning. What do you believe helped the Indus Valley sites (Mohenjo-daro, Harappa and now, ...

Traces of the existence of a late Harappan era township has been found on the outskirts of Karsola village in Jind district according to archeologyical findings. JIND: Traces of the existence of a ...