Field of Archaeology in Balochistan and its Importance on the Baloch History

Authors

  • Jamil Baloch M. Phil Scholar, Taxila Institute of Asian Civilization, Qauid –e- Azam University, Islamabad.

Keywords:

civilizations, passage, Mehrgarh, Khorasan

Abstract

The land of Balochistan has been a frame of civilizations throughout the history. In the ancient times, the invading nations used this area as a passage through India and other parts of east and west. Balochistan has the oldest civilization like Mehrgarh, which is called to be the mother of civilizations of the Indo-Pak and the Iranian region. It is said, that the civilization of Mehrgarh gave birth the first human civilization throughout the world. Balochistan has more than 350 archaeological sites, a few has been discovered and the remaining sites are still awaiting. This paper illustrates the different archaeological sites of Balochistan and their prehistoric records.

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Field of Archaeology in  Balochistan and its Importance on the  Baloch History

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2010-11-15

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Baloch, J. . (2010). Field of Archaeology in Balochistan and its Importance on the Baloch History. Hanken, 2(01), 27–37. Retrieved from http://hanken.uob.edu.pk/journal/index.php/hanken/article/view/194

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