Anthropology
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Dalel Fort: A vanishing heritage of Sindh
Due to a lack of credible research, the historical significance and background of Dalel Fort or Kot have remained uncertain…
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Dancing Girl or Sacred Woman?
Dance was indeed part of Indus Valley culture. However, the Mohenjo Daro statue seems to reflect a different societal or…
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Gaha: Doolah Darya Khan’s Village
Doolah Darya Khan was the Commander who made no compromises in defending the borders of Sindh By Aziz Kingrani Who…
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Exploring the Ancient Rock Art
These engravings help us understand the complex relationship between humans and nature, revealing the spiritual beliefs of local communities Zulfiqar…
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Lahoot lamakan: A Marvel of Nature
Lahoot Lamakan is not only a spiritual site but also a layered cultural landscape that offers rich archaeological potential Quratul…
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Exploring the Sisum Fort of Sindh
A village called Sim exists west of Kakar, near Gaj River, which some historians believe corresponds to the ancient Sisum…
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Concentration Camp: History of Oppression
It remains a powerful symbol of the Hurs’ sufferings and the brutal legacy of colonial rule The Johi concentration camp…
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Dadu: Exploring the Historical Background
Linguistically, ‘Dadu’ is a word in both Sindhi and Hindi meaning ‘elder brother’ A tradition claims that Dadu Shah resided…
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Sacred Replicas: From Karbala to Sindh
The last Talpur ruler Mir Naseer Khan Talpur, responded to the requests of the people by building a shrine for…
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Legacy of Love and Pluralism
From Naushahro Feroze to Sehwan, Sufi Shah Naseer’s legacy of love and pluralism lives through his poetry and devotees Zulfiqar…
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