A lost Harappan settlement discovered in Rajasthan’s Thar Desert shows how the Indus Valley Civilization reached India’s arid ...

This is the first recorded instance of Harappan remains being found in the Thar desert region, suggesting a significant expansion of the civilisation's geographical footprint.

The mysterious Harappan civilization is considered the third oldest in the ancient East after that of Egypt and Mesopotamia.

Lothal, located about 30 kilometers inland from the coast of the Gulf of Khambhat in Gujarat, India, was a prosperous port during the Harappan period of the Bronze Age (2600 BCE to 1900 BCE). This ...

Deepender Deswal Hisar, August 1 Harappan-era artifacts, including seals, jewellery items and human and animal replicas, which were excavated from the Harappan site at Rakhigarhi village in the ...

"The drainage system is similar to what was found in Harappan civilisation site" they said. They claimed that the settlement was more than 2,500 years old, belonging to the ancient Pandiya era.

Harappa, a settlement of the Harappan or Indus Valley people, was one of the earliest civilizations in India. Among the artifacts discovered in this ancient city and the area of its surrounding ...

RAJASTHAN, INDIA—A 5,000-year-old industrial production center featuring furnaces, hearths, and mudbrick structures has been found […] ...

Rakhigarhi is the biggest Harappan site known to archaeologists since 1965. Since 2006, we would visit the site while excavating the site of Farmana, which was in the vicinity.