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Shortugai (
Shortughai), in
Darqad District of
northern Afghanistan, was a
trading colony of the
Indus Valley civilization (or
Harappan Civilization) established...
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country World Heritage Sites by
country Henri-Paul Francfort,
Fouilles de
Shortughai,
Recherches sur L'Asie
Centrale Protohistorique, Paris, pl. 75, no. 7...
- in
modern Gujarat, India.
There is an
Indus site on the Amu
Darya at
Shortughai in
northern Afghanistan, and the
Indus site
Alamgirpur at the
Hindon River...
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found on the Oxus
River at
Shortugai in
northern Afghanistan.
Apart from
Shortughai is Mundigak,
another notable site.
There are
several smaller IVC colonies...
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integrated rather than
isolated peoples.' Ties
between the
trading post of
Shortughai in
Badakhshan (northeastern Afghanistan) and the
lower Indus valley provide...
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integrated rather than
isolated peoples.' Ties
between the
trading post of
Shortughai in
Badakhshan (northeastern Afghanistan) and the
lower Indus valley provide...
- the
right bank of Panj river, very near the
Indus Civilization's site
Shortughai. The
inhabitants of the BMAC were
sedentary people who
practised irrigation...
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lower Indus Valley seals and
other artifacts from the
Persian Gulf to
Shortughaï in the Amu Darya/ Oxus
River valley in
Badakhshan (northeastern Afghanistan)...
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lower Indus Valley seals and
other artifacts from the
Persian Gulf to
Shortughaï in the Amu Darya/ Oxus
River valley in
Badakhshan (northeastern Afghanistan)...
- Possehl,
Gregory L., 1997–1998. An
Harappan outpost on the Amu Darya:
Shortughai, Why was it there?
Indologica Taurinensia 23–24: 57–70, 1 fig. Possehl...
