However, Lothal is best known for its well-preserved brick dock and its warehouse, though the hypothesis that this structure served as a dockyard has been the subject of debate in the archaeological ...

Archaeologist Vasant Shinde’s hour-long lecture at INTACH Delhi provided a comprehensive and scholarly overview of India’s ...

Debate over the nature of a 250-meter-long rectangular basin lined with burnt bricks, located at the mouth of the Gulf of Khambhat might finally be wrapping up. Lothal (‘the mound of the dead ...

Set in the dried river bed, along a silted bed of the channel (where occasional) tidal water can still be seen, in the archaeological site of Lothal the typical heirarchial town planning systems and ...

Lothal, an ancient dockyard, now part of a comprehensive town development plan with nearby villages. AUDA and GTPCL lead the project, focusing on preserving the Harappan heritage site and ...

There are two prominent sites which are found in Gujarat are Lothal (Ahmedabad) and Dholavira (kutch). Lothal Discovered in 1954, was excavated from 13 February 1955 to 19 May 1960 by the ...

The city was strategically situated along the coast and had a dockyard, suggesting that it was a major hub for maritime trade. Archaeological findings at Lothal include well-planned streets ...

Lothal was one of the prominent cities of the Harappan civilization and is known for the discovery of the oldest man-made dockyard. A maritime heritage complex in Lothal is fitting tribute to the ...

AHMEDABAD: Two women official were caught in a landslide while collecting soil samples at the Maritime Museum site in Lothal, a key Harappan civilisation site in Gujarat. One died on the spot ...