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The fort at Sehwan (Sindimana of Cunningham), once thought to be of the time of Alexander the Great, is now declared to be of Muslim origin. But the site itself might yet contain certain ancient buildings of early Hindu period upon which the present Muslim town has been built.³ The remains of an ancient fortress have been clearly found at Kohtras Buthi. But there are only traces of two long stone-walls.⁴