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Kalhoras and the beginning of the Talpurs rule. The present note, without positively solving the much debated issue of the age of the fort, points to a new line of research on the topic, which deserves future work, in order to collect more organic material for absolute dating. An Acacia charcoal sample collected from the above exposed surface was sent to Groningen Radiocarbon Laboratory (NL) for AMS dating. It yielded the following result 160±30 uncal BP (GrA-44671). Although its calibration is rather problematic, given that the curve at this point is highly fluctuating with several interceptions, most probabilities indicate that the pillar was erected between cal AD 1720 and 1828 (47.6% at 2 sigmas, according to OxCal 4.10: BRONK RAMSEY, 2009),although another interception suggests a much more recent date (fig.6).
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implements. A particularly interesting find at Kot Diji is a toy cart, which shows that the potter's wheel permitted the use of wheels for bullock carts.
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1674:Jani Buriro
1629:Bozdar Wada
1524:Afghanistan
1478:Bhagwanpura
1383:Oriyo timbo
1108:Priest-king
1034:Indus River
985:harappa.com
938:, pp.47-50.
917:harappa.com
583:Samma tribe
323:Rohri Hills
308:Indus River
203: /
179:Coordinates
58:August 2024
52:if you can.
1798:Categories
1752:Sobho Dero
1732:Rasool Pur
1664:Jado Wahan
1649:Fareedabad
1388:Dher Majra
1358:Rakhigarhi
1338:Alamgirpur
1328:Kalibangan
1318:Jognakhera
1298:Gola Dhoro
1259:Ganeriwala
1234:Sokhta Koh
1189:Ganweriwal
1184:Chanhudaro
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671:, pp.72-4.
489:See also:
464:River Zhob
446:Kalibangan
341:See also:
261:1955, 1957
253:Site notes
237:Harappan 2
233:Harappan 1
219:Settlement
191:68°42′24″E
188:27°20′44″N
174:, Pakistan
1537:Shortugai
1458:Babar Kot
1423:Ganeshwar
1408:Loteshwar
1323:Surkotada
1308:Bhagatrav
1293:Dholavira
1264:Nindowari
1249:Allahdino
466:Valleyin
430:type site
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373:type site
310:opposite
87:ڪوٽ ڏيجي
1778:Kot Diji
1742:Setharja
1722:Piryaloi
1707:Kot Lalu
1684:Khairpur
1679:Karoondi
1659:Imamgarh
1532:Mundigak
1513:Desalpur
1508:Mitathal
1488:Banawali
1483:Bhirrana
1448:Pabumath
1363:Rupnagar
1343:Daimabad
1274:Dabarkot
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1194:Mehrgarh
1179:Nausharo
1161:Pakistan
1044:Religion
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284:کوٹ ڈیجی
276:ڪوٽ ڏیجي
268:Kot Diji
243:Cultures
168:Location
90:کوٹ ڈیجی
81:Kot Diji
34:require
1727:Ranipur
1553:Meluhha
1473:Bargaon
1453:Nagwada
1443:Sanghol
1438:Sanauli
1418:Farmana
1403:Kuntasi
1313:Rangpur
1254:Balakot
1204:Larkana
1169:Harappa
714:13 July
601:Talpurs
597:Kalhora
579:Abbasid
575:Umayyad
504:pottery
450:Ghaggar
400:Haryana
385:Harappa
316:citadel
288:ancient
229:Periods
224:History
36:cleanup
1762:Therhi
1717:Mithri
1702:Kingri
1697:Khuhra
1639:Daraza
1433:Siswal
1398:Dwarka
1378:Kanmer
1348:Malwan
1303:Lothal
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357:, and
272:Sindhi
1644:Dubbi
1493:Rojdi
1428:Sothi
1413:Mandi
1373:Hulas
1368:Rupar
1353:Kunal
1333:Manda
1285:India
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816:p.674
708:(PDF)
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647:Notes
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593:Emirs
434:Sindh
416:post-
392:Kunal
365:Kunal
300:Sindh
1468:Bara
1463:Balu
1224:Amri
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