Kalibangan

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Kalibangan is an important archaeological site of the Indus Valley Civilization in Rajasthan, India, known for its well-planned urban layout and early evidence of ploughed fields.

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Kalibangan canonical 3
Kalibangan I 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indus Valley Civilization site
archaeological site
country India
culture Indus Valley
surface form: Harappan

pre-Harappan
discoveredBy Amlānand Ghosh
discoveryYear 1953
excavatedBy Archaeological Survey of India
B. B. Lal
B. K. Thapar
excavationEnd 1969
excavationStart 1960
hasEvidenceOf agriculture
animal husbandry
bead making
craft production
faience objects
pottery production
seals and sealings
standardized weights
terracotta figurines
hasFeature bathing platforms
citadel
drainage system
fire altars in a row
lower town
mud-brick fortification walls
ploughed field with criss-cross furrows
streets laid out in grid pattern
hasPart Harappan settlement
pre-Harappan settlement
knownFor distinct cemetery areas
early evidence of ploughed fields
evidence of earthquake damage
fire altars
fortified settlement
unique brick proportions
well-planned urban layout
languageOfInscriptions Indus script
locatedIn Hanumangarh district
Rajasthan
northwestern India
locatedOn Ghaggar River
nearbySettlement Pilibanga
partOf Indus Valley
surface form: Harappan civilization

Indus Valley
surface form: Indus Valley Civilization
region Thar Desert
surface form: Thar Desert margin
timePeriod Early Harappan phase of the Indus Valley Civilization
surface form: Early Harappan period

Mature Harappan period

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Indus Valley containsSite Kalibangan
Indus script foundAtSite Kalibangan
northwestern India hasHistoricalSite Kalibangan
subject surface form: Northwestern India
Early Harappan phase of the Indus Valley Civilization hasImportantSite Kalibangan
this entity surface form: Kalibangan I