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Non-architectural remains, mostly of Buddhistic tablets depicting Buddha and Chaityas, have been found in southern Sind, in the delta country, at Tatta, Budhjo Takar, Mirpurkhas and other places.⁴ Remains of walls and a drain have been uncovered also at Chanhudaro.⁵ Remains of walls of some late period have also been uncovered at Lohunjo-daro. But no traces of any complete structure have yet been found.⁶