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Heritage Sites

These sites in the Indus Delta played an important role in the maritime trade network of the Indian Ocean. Archaeological excavations undertaken to date show that these sites range from the 1st century BC to the 18th century AD.

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The Ratukot Fort located towards the eastern end of Muchaq Island

Wireframe of 3D model of Ratukot Agisoft Metashape

Banbhore with the Gharo creek in the background

The remains of Ranokot located in Mirpur Sakro

Ratukot partially-submerged on Muchaq Island

Layout of the Ranokot Fort as it once existed

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The Lost Cities of the Indus Delta experience, part of the Digital Heritage Trails Project, was developed by MaritimEA Research

Partner Organisations

The Lost Cities of the Indus Delta, a part of the Digital Heritage Trails Project, has been developed by MaritimEA Research, in partnership with Kaspar Consulting and A.P.P.A.R.A.T.U.S. LLC / CHRONONAUT.

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The Digital Heritage Trails Project is generously supported by the Cultural Protection Fund, in partnership with the British Council and the Department for Culture, Media, and Sport.

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Experience a new side of the Delta

Experience a new side of the Delta

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