The Indus Civilization c5.71

c5.71

In the north of the city an even larger building has to be further excavated before its nature can be established. This structure, which is about two hundred and forty-two feet in length and one hundred and twelve in width and has outer walls over five feet thick, was bounded on the south and west by two very important thoroughfares. Its interior is filled with small roughly-built rooms which are clearly no part of the original design, and it does not seem likely that the place was ever used as a temple.