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Saturday, 31 October 2026
Indo-Aryans in Sindh Around 1500 BCE: What Rohri’s History Can Tell Us
In 1500 BCE there was no fort on the island between Rohri and Sukkur. No minaret, no barrage, no bridge. The river ran wide and brown, the...
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Indus Epochs: Rohri, Bukkur & Sukkur History — Part 5 (1520–2026 CE)
Part 5 of a series on the Indus epochs of Rohri, Bukkur and Sukkur. Part 1 began at 2500 BCE, Part 2 followed the river through the Kushan...
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Indus Epochs: Rohri, Bukkur & Sukkur History — Part 4 (1193–1524 CE)
Part 4 of a series on the Indus epochs of Rohri, Bukkur and Sukkur. Part 3 closed in 862 CE with the Habbari emirs and a river that had alre...
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Indus Epochs: Rohri, Bukkur & Sukkur History — Part 3 (564–862 CE)
Part 3 of five. Part 1 covered 2500–145 BCE and Part 2 covered 95 BCE–496 CE. This part runs from 564 to 862 CE, when Sindh was ruled from...
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Aryans in Pakistan: Ancient History, Indus Valley & Indo-Aryan Origins
At Rohri the Indus is squeezed into a channel a few hundred metres wide, cutting through the limestone of the Rohri Hills. For thousands...
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