Shahbaz Garhi

Shahbaz Garhi is an ancient archaeological site located in Pakistan, dating back to around 2500 BCE. It was part of the early Indus Valley Civilization, known for its early examples of writing, including some of the earliest known runic or proto-Indian scripts. The site provides valuable insights into early urban settlement and cultural developments in South Asia. Excavations have uncovered seals, pottery, and inscriptions that help researchers understand the social and economic life of its inhabitants. Shahbaz Garhi is significant for its contributions to the study of ancient civilizations and the origins of writing in the region.