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For Sindh and the wider Indus region, Mohenjo-daro is not just an archaeological site—it is a reminder that some of the world’s earliest ideas of urban life, sanitation, civic planning, and cultural expression were born on this land. Its silence is powerful, urging us to listen, study, and preserve a legacy that belongs not only to Sindh but to all of humanity. | For Sindh and the wider Indus region, Mohenjo-daro is not just an archaeological site—it is a reminder that some of the world’s earliest ideas of urban life, sanitation, civic planning, and cultural expression were born on this land. Its silence is powerful, urging us to listen, study, and preserve a legacy that belongs not only to Sindh but to all of humanity. | ||
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* [[Complete account of Artefacts found at Mohen-Jo-Daro]] | * [[Complete account of Artefacts found at Mohen-Jo-Daro]] | ||