Amri

Amri refers to an archaeological site located in present-day Pakistan, renowned for its significance during the Indus Valley Civilization, which thrived around 2500 BCE. The site showcases advanced urban planning, sophisticated drainage systems, and distinctive pottery. Excavations at Amri have revealed insights into early agricultural practices, trade, and social organization. Artifacts, including jewelry and tools, indicate a rich cultural heritage and interaction with neighboring regions. Amri is crucial for understanding the development of one of the world's earliest urban societies and its contributions to human civilization.