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Kunal — Pre-Harappan Treasure Mound

Kunal — Pre-Harappan Treasure Mound

Pre-Harappan Hakra to Early Harappan (3500–2500 BCE)·Kunal–Hakra ware·🇮🇳 Haryana, India

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About Kunal — Pre-Harappan Treasure Mound

Kunal — Pre-Harappan Treasure Mound in Haryana, India is a Pre-Harappan Hakra to Early Harappan (3500–2500 BCE) tell attributed to Kunal–Hakra ware. Mound with Hakra ware and 12,000 gold and silver treasure hoard earliest Harappan gold. Kunal 3500 BCE Hakra–Kunal pottery with gold hoard 12000 beads, earliest Harappan precursor to Mohenjodaro.

Why it mattersKey Kunal–Hakra ware reference site for the Haryana

Open questions

Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Rock-cut chronology
  2. 02Chalcolithic sequence refinement

Theories

  1. 01Mahayana mural transmission
  2. 02Harappan sherd seriation

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
c. 3500 BCE
Period
Pre-Harappan Hakra to Early Harappan (3500–2500 BCE)
Culture
Kunal–Hakra ware
Purpose
Mound with Hakra ware and 12,000 gold and silver treasure hoard earliest Harappan gold
Excavation
Excavated
  1. c. 3500 BCE

    Initial construction

  2. c. 1900 CE

    Archaeological survey

On the ground

Structures & features

29.6500° N · 75.6200° E · 210 m · 4 mapped features

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