Anthropology
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Karachi: The Forgotten 12,000-Year Story
Scientific archaeological research tells us that human beings were living in the Karachi region at least 12,000 years ago. Long…
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The People Behind the Stereotype
This article challenges the middle-class narrative that blames ordinary citizens for their own socio-economic deprivation. It highlights systemic class inequalities…
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The Masters of Meluhha’s Seas
The Indus Valley Civilization as One of the World’s Earliest Maritime Trading Powers Maritime Legacy, Global Context, and the Forgotten…
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The Masters of Meluhha’s Seas
The Indus Valley Civilization as One of the World’s Earliest Maritime Trading Powers Meluhha, Maritime Commerce, and the Rise of…
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The Masters of Meluhha’s Seas
The Indus Valley Civilization as One of the World’s Earliest Maritime Trading Powers Dr. Nisar Ahmed Solangi Part-I When the…
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The Fresco Paintings on walls in Sindh-2
The practice of art of painting on walls of the tombs, mosques, temples and graves flourished from early Kalhora dynasty…
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The Fresco Paintings on walls in Sindh
The practice of art of painting on walls of the tombs, mosques, temples and graves flourished from early Kalhora dynasty…
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Dolah Darya Khan: Debunking the Myths
The correct history of the brave general and son of Sindh, martyred Dolah Darya Khan, has been subject to historical…
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Discovering the Rock Art across Khirthar
The mountains of Sindh have served as a canvas where people inscribed their beliefs, rituals and journeys, transforming the rugged…
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Kachho and Machhko: Antiquity of the Names
The antiquity of the names Kachho (in Sindh) and Machhko (in Punjab) dates back to at least 500 BCE Aziz…
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