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DescriptionRahman dheri 9.png |
English: Rehman Dheri ( Raam Dheri )
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Author | Nusratg |
Camera location | 31° 56′ 45.13″ N, 70° 53′ 06.32″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 31.945870; 70.885090 |
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Rahman Dheri once Called Raam Dheri According to new debates on media and researches it was birth town of Siri Ram Chandr G The Hindu Lord in the west of Dera City 22 Kilometers in Village Hissam though it is considered the first or earliest urbanised and well-planned city in South Asia. There are some 300 archaeological sites of Indus Valley Civilisation and some pieces of charcoal found could tell more about the age and history. Those, who worked at the site for years, found all salient features of the Indus Valley Civilisation there like town planning, pictographic writing system, seals and ceramic technology in early form.Researchers says that it was a literate society as there existed a writing system site except thousands of broken utensil remains and stones to earlier researchers archaeologists found 5000 years old wheat and barley traces showing there was more history hidden underneath waiting to be discoved.
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