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With a view to finding a connexion between the peoples of the Indus Valley, whose cultural achievements have been disclosed by the discoveries made at Harappa and Mohenjo-daro, and of Babylonia, excavations have been carried out in Baluchistan, ‘the country lying between these two important river basins and where connecting links between the two cultures’ was expected to be recovered.⁴