Brahmanabad

The excavation area contains ancient structures, walls, and fortifications spread across multiple levels, revealing different periods of occupation through time.

The settlement served as the capital of the Muslim Caliphate during the eighth century before archaeological findings revealed traces dating back to the third century.

The discovered artifacts, including pottery and coins from the Samma period, indicate a sophisticated society with established trade networks and skilled craftsmen.

Three major excavation projects have occurred at this location over 180 years, with artifacts now displayed in various institutions including the British Museum.

Recent excavations led by Shah Abdul Latif University researchers uncovered structures built on riverbed sand dunes, demonstrating advanced engineering capabilities.

Location: Sanghar District

GPS coordinates: 25.88111,68.77694

Latest update: May 12, 2025 23:13