In these cities, we find seals with images that give a tantalising glimpse of a mythology that may thrived in those cities before the arrival of Indo-European myths 500 years later, around 1500 BCE ...

LAHORE: Archaeologists and experts from related fields got together at the roundtable conference at the 11th Thaap Conference here on Saturday and discussed the past and present of Harappa. The ...

This terracotta jar, dating back to approximately 2500 BCE, was found in Harappa, Punjab, Pakistan. Measuring 15.9 cm in height and 6.9 cm in width, it is currently displayed at the National Museum ...

The archaeological sequence at the site of Harappa is over 13 metres deep, spanning the period between the fourth and second millennium BC. Being located beside an old course of the Ravi River, its ...

Harappa without doubt is a tributary of Hinduism. Unlike Indo-Aryans whose gods existed in the sky above, the Harappans worshipped trees, a practice Hindus continue even today.

Harappa, an archaeological site and an ancillary city of the Indus Valley civilisation, has always been a cave of wonders for historians and archaeologists alike. Among the large number of ...

Locals say Baba Nur Shah was a giant and, ironically, his 9-metre long tomb in Harappa attracts more visitors than the ancient ruins themselves. The tomb was properly constructed in 1918.

Rivers of Harappa From the Newspaper Published September 24, 2024 . 0. Join our Whatsapp channel. SEVERAL thousand years ago, the Indian subcontinent experienced significant upheavals.