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Harappa — Mound F Buried Granary North (Punjab, Pakistan)

Harappa — Mound F Buried Granary North (Punjab, Pakistan)

Harappa F Granary N

Neolithic to Bronze Age (6000–1200 BCE)·Bronze Age·🇵🇰 Punjab, Sahiwal, Harappa, Mound F, Pakistan

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About Harappa — Mound F Buried Granary North (Punjab, Pakistan)

Harappa — Mound F Buried Granary North (Punjab, Pakistan) in Punjab, Sahiwal, Harappa, Mound F, Pakistan is a Neolithic to Bronze Age (6000–1200 BCE) buried city attributed to Bronze Age. Systematic survey and coring document architectural phasing. The site includes a principal citadel and ancillary necropolis. Dimensions insula 28 × 42 m; street grid 120 m × 90 m; area 9.9 ha. Excavation buried; condition buried under 2–5 m alluvium/colluvium. Peer-reviewed reports and georeferenced plans available.

Why it mattersKey Bronze Age buried-city with stratified sequence and landscape setting at 190 m elevation.

Open questions

Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Chronology and phasing
  2. 02Function and labor organization

Theories

  1. 01Elite residence hypothesis
  2. 02Ceremonial centre

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
c. 3000 BCE
Period
Neolithic to Bronze Age (6000–1200 BCE)
Culture
Bronze Age
Purpose
Buried urban quarter under later deposits
Rediscovered
2002
Excavation
Buried
  1. c. 3000 BCE

    Initial construction / foundation

  2. c. 925 BCE

    Major refurbishment / second phase

  3. 1898

    Antiquarian record, modern excavation from 1960s

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