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Shortughai

archaeological site, Afghanistan
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  • Map showing the cities and states of India
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    …of the Indus civilization, is Shortughai in the Amu Darya (Oxus River) valley, in northern Afghanistan. There the remains of a small Harappan colony, presumably sited so as to provide control of the lapis lazuli export trade originating in neighboring Badakhshan, have been excavated by a French team.

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    …of the Indus civilization, is Shortughai in the Amu Darya (Oxus River) valley, in northern Afghanistan. There the remains of a small Harappan colony, presumably sited so as to provide control of the lapis lazuli export trade originating in neighboring Badakhshan, have been excavated by a French team.

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