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Hill-dwellings have been traced at Johi, Sehwan, and Kohistan. At the Johi tract, the mounds, now known as Ali Murad, have uncovered the remains of an ancient fortress or fortified palace. There are traces of many walls and a rampart. The walls are stated to represent the basement of the various chambers and apartments into which the buildings were divided.² But these scanty remains would not disclose the plan and other details.