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In the Kohistan tract the excavation at Damb Barthi has uncovered scanty remains of ancient burial places, which in general may resemble similar structural remains at Nal in Baluchistan. These consist of the outline walls of five chambers wherein human bones have been found.¹ Pottery and such other remains have also been found at Bandhni, Dhal, Maliri Landi, Pokhran Landi and Karchat.²