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Derawar Fort is the best surviving example of the forts which used to guard desert caravan routes.

Podcast Episode 96 l Cholistan Desert its forts

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Podcast Episode 96 is Cholistan Desert its forts, ancient civilisations and its people. Derawar fort in particular is very beautiful.

Derawar Fort is the best surviving example of the forts which used to guard desert caravan routes.

The Cholistan Desert And Ancient Civilisations

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The Cholistan Desert And its Ancient Civilizations are part of the Pakistani landscape. Ancient civilisations have thrived there, and forts such as the Derawar fort have been built there for centuries...

Nuding pyramids and Nuding glacier, Baltoro glacier, Karakoram, Pakistan [image: Alamy]

The glacier ‘marriages’ in Pakistan’s high Himalayas

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The glacier ‘marriages’ in Pakistan’s high Himalayas. Locals in Gilgit Baltistan use an ancient technique, reinforced by some modern breakthroughs, for glacier grafting to create persistent sources of...

Nal Culture Jar from Balochistan, Pakistan, c.3800-2300 BC. Source: Archaic Wonder Tumblr

Ancient Amri-Nal Culture from Pakistan

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The Ancient Amri-Nal Culture from Pakistan is older than the Indus Valley culture & part of History of South Asia. Sites are found in Sindh & Balochistan with pottery and human remains.

Pottery from Amri Nal Culture in Pakistan

Podcast Episode 50 l Ancient Amri-Nal Culture from Pakistan

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The Ancient Amri-Nal Culture from Pakistan is older than the Indus Valley culture & part of History of South Asia. Sites are found in Sindh & Balochistan with pottery and human remains.

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On This Day: Pakistan becomes an independent country – August 14, 1947

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August 14, 1947 Pakistan becomes an independent county, separates from India, British rulers leave the sub-continent after almost 200 years.

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VLOG Episode 3 | Kot Diji- A Walk on an old Fort in Pakistan

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A short video graphic on Kot Diji Fort, an 18th century fort in Sindh province, Pakistan. It is built upon an ancient Harappan site.

Mohammad Ali Jinnah Died on this day, September 11, 1948

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Mohammad Ali Jinnah, known as Quaid – e – Azam in Pakistan died #OTD (September 11) 1948. He was a lawyer, politician, and the founder of Pakistan. Jinnah served as the leader of the All-I...

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Mohen Jo Daro — Story of a city and history of a civilization

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Mohen Jo Daro is an ancient city of the Indus Valley Civilization. Here we talk about its history latest research on the populations that lived there.

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