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Monday, 9 January 2017

Old Great Bath Located Within The Ruins Of Mohen Jo Daro Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan

These Are Some Pictures Of Commemorative Board And Centuries Old Great Bath Located Within The Ruins Of Mohen Jo Daro Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan. It Is A Water Pond Built With Full Scientific Techniques For Water Storage And Used To Perform Religious Rituals By The Ancient Inhabitants Of Mohen Jo Daro. Mohen Jo Daro Ruins Is World Heritage Site.
It Is Written On The Commemorative Board Erected Near Great Bath :
' This Tank Popularly Known As Great Bath Was Apparently Used For Ritual Purposes By The Inhabitants Of Mohen Jo Daro. It Measures About 35 Into 23 Feet And Is 8 Feet Deep With Antechambers On Either Sides. Its Floor Is Approachable By Flight Of Steps On Either End. Nevertheless South West Corner Is An Outlet For The Water Disposal Through High Drain With Corbel Arch. In A Room On The East Of The Western Veranda Is A Double Ring Well To Feed The Bath. To Keep The Tank Water Tight A Thin Layer Of Bitumen Was Applied To The Outer Face Of Its Wall. A Proper Gradient In The Floor Level Was Maintained And Fine Joint Masonry Work Was Done In The Construction Of The Floor And Sides Of The Bath. A Rare Feature In Contemporary Architecture.'
Pictures By Abdul Mannan Ji,
Ali Raza Ji




2100 Years Ancient Archaeological Remains Of Bhambore Located At Bhambore, Sindh, Pakistan

These Are Some Pictures Of Commemorative Board And 2100 Years Ancient Archaeological Remains Of Bhambore Located At Bhambore, Sindh, Pakistan.
Is Is Written On Urdu Commemorative Board Erected At Archaeological Remains Of Bhambore, Sindh, Pakistan.
' Ancient Historical City Bhambore Is 2100 Years Old. Here Found The Archaeological Ruins Of Greek, Shashani And Hindu Brahman's Era. The Muslims Were Settled Here During 712 A.D To 13 Th Century A.D. It Consists Upon Nearly Four Eras. This Ancient City Of Sindh Was Populated Before The Victories Of Muhammad Bin Qasim. Before This, The Conquest Of Sindh And Hind Started From The First Sea Invade From Uman To Sindh Hind's Sea Ports (Debal, Bharoch And Thana) During Hazrat Umer(R.A) 's Era In 15 Hijri. After This , In Waleed's Times, The Description Of Conquest Of Sindh And Hind Started From The Incidents Of Invasion Of Abdullah Bin Banah And Badeel Over Debal And This Portion Ends With The Complete Conquest Of Sindh With The Hands Of Muhammad Bin Qasim. The Stories Of Arrival Of Muslim Army Under Command Of Muhammad Bin Qasin Are Still Saved In The Chests Of People. Debal Was A Renowned Sea Port And Center Of Buddhism In Those Days. There Was A Strong Fort Of Raja Dahar Near Sea Port.This City Is Called The Door Of Islam In Sindh Also Because Islam Spread First Time Here In South Asia And Foundation Of First Mosque In Asia Was Laid Here Which Is 1300 Years Old. Its Ruins Still Exists.
Sassi Also Belongs To Bhambore City. Sassi Brought Up In This City. The Graves Of Sassi And Ponno Are Situated In Baluchistan. The Present Name Of This City Is Bhambore Now. '
Photography By Abdul Mannan Ji

These Are Some Pictures Of Commemorative Board/Stone And Different Pictures Of Archaeological Museum Bhambore Located At Bhambore, Sindh, Pakistan. The Museum Was Established In 21st August 1960 A.D And The Stone Was Laid By Mumtaz Hasan ESQ , Sitara-I-Pakistan , Knight Commander Of The Order Of Merit Germany And Deputy Chairman Planning Commission Government Of The Pakistan.
It Is Written On The Commemorative Board Of Archaeological Museum Bhambore:
' Excavation Carried Out Here Since 1958 Have Exposed An Almost Complete Cross Section Of The Mound Following These Three Distinct Periods Of Occupation Have Been Revealed:
1- The Earliest Of Scytho Parthians ( 1st Century B.C To 2nd A.D)
2- Hindu Buddhist Period ( 2nd Century To 8 Century A.D )
3- Muslim Period ( 8 Century A.D )
The City Was A Latest Abandoned Due To The Shifting In The Course Of The River And Thus Turned Into A Huge Mound With The Passage Of Time. '
Pictures By Abdul Mannan Ji