A finely crafted jar offers a glimpse into the daily life & craftsmanship of the Indus Valley Civilisation

The remains of board games at Mohenjo-Daro reveal the vibrant leisure culture of the Indus Valley Civilisation

Masks artefacts recovered from Harappa hold immense cultural and symbolic value

In the early 1930s, the discovery of a shattered ruler in Mohenjo-Daro held profound archaeological significance

Most enduring symbols of the ancient Indus Valley civilisation is that of the curve-horned and hump-backed Zebu bull

Fascinating Mother Goddess raises questions about nature of worship and rituals in Indus Valley Civilisation

Under the British Raj, one of the most astonishing archaeological finds from Mohenjo Daro was a necklace

A seal belonging to the Harappan civilisation remains the subject of considerable discussion and disagreement

A dancer carved from grey limestone represents one of the most significant finds of Harappan sculpture.

Newly discovered scrolls from Gandhara open a window into a crucial phase of Buddhism’s history