The Indus Civilization c4.11

c4.11

between them; certainly they appear quite distinct to-day. The larger mound to the east appears to a casual beholder to be a complex system of low mounds, separated by ravines; these ravines actually represent the ancient thoroughfares, which have, in the course of time, become channels for the rains that normally fall in Sind in the summer months. One of these streets, running from east to west, is still used; in fact, it forms the main approach to the camp from Dokri railway station, some seven and a half miles away.