Bannu Basin

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Bannu Basin is a fertile alluvial plain in northwestern Pakistan known for its long history of human settlement and archaeological significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alluvial plain
archaeological region
geographical region
administrativeDivision Bannu District
Lakki Marwat District
climate semi-arid
country Pakistan
hasArchaeologicalSite Akra
Gomal Valley sites
Lewan
Taraqi Qila
hasCity Bannu
Lakki Marwat
hasEthnicGroup Pashtuns
hasLanguage Pashto language
surface form: Pashto

Urdu language
surface form: Urdu
hasNearbyRegion Kohat
Kurram Valley
Waziristan
hasResearchInstitution British Museum
Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge

University of Peshawar
hasResearchProject Bannu Archaeological Project
knownFor Bronze Age sites
Gandhara Grave Culture sites
archaeological significance
early historic settlements
fertile alluvial soils
long history of human settlement
prehistoric sites
locatedIn Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
northwestern Pakistan
mainCrops fruits
sugarcane
tobacco
wheat
mainEconomicActivity agriculture
partOf Indus River basin
strategicImportance gateway between Indus plains and Afghan highlands
timeDepthOfOccupation Bronze Age
Chalcolithic period
Iron Age
Neolithic period
historic period
waterSource Gambila River
Kurram River
seasonal streams

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Bannu foundInAncientRegion Bannu Basin