This terracotta jar, dating back to approximately 2500 BCE, was found in Harappa, Punjab, ... find tremendous fascination in the main and secondary consumption of domesticated animals.

Roads kept empires stable, connected communities. They still save lives. But they are also still the first sign that humans ...

The stone dancer of Harappa. ... In addition to the naturalistic animal representations so brilliantly exemplified in the art of the seal, engravers are well represented.

Harappa and Mohenjo-daro, two great cities flourished along the valley of Indus River. The civilization was discovered after excavations at Harappa in west Punjab and Mohenjo-daro in Sindh in the ...

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 ...

Cricket News: HARAPPA, Pakistan: Cricket fever has gripped the earliest Indus Valley civilisation, Harappa.

LAHORE, May 25: The federal government on Wednesday constituted a committee to probe into the issuance of an NOC for the establishment of an amusement park adjacent to the Harappa Museum.

Based on animal mortality patterns as well as artefactual evidence suggesting possible dairy use during the Indus Valley Civilisation, several recommendations of dairy intake have been proposed.