Chanhu-daro

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Chanhu-daro is an archaeological site of the Indus Valley Civilization in present-day Pakistan, notable for its urban planning, craft production, and evidence of early writing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indus Valley Civilization site
archaeological site
archaeologicalSignificance evidence for early writing in South Asia
evidence for specialized craft production
evidence for standardized urban planning
chronology Mature Harappan period
civilization Indus Valley Civilization
comparedWith Harappa
Mohenjo-daro
country Pakistan
culture Harappan culture
linked to: Indus Valley
excavatedBy N. G. Majumdar
hasEvidence Indus script inscriptions
linked to: Indus script

craft specialization
long-distance trade
organized drainage and sanitation
standardized weights and measures
urban planning principles
hasFeature baked brick architecture
bead workshops
craft workshops
drainage system
planned streets
storage areas
hasLanguageEvidence Indus script
hasMaterialFind Indus seals
copper artifacts
pottery
shell artifacts
stone beads
terracotta objects
weights
heritageType prehistoric site
knownFor bead making
craft production
evidence of early writing
metal objects
seals
shell working
standardized weights
urban planning
locatedIn Indus River basin
Pakistan
Sindh
partOf Indus Valley Civilization
linked to: Indus Valley
region South Asia
timePeriod Bronze Age
urbanType small town

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Indus script foundAtSite Chanhu-daro
Ernest J. H. Mackay notableWork Chanhu-daro Excavations
linked to: Chanhu-daro
Mackay notableWork excavations at Chanhudaro
linked to: Chanhu-daro