A ploughed Field was discovered at

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Kalibangan. Kalibangan was an Indus site located on the left bank of Ghaggar river in Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan. This site was discovered by Italian Indologist Luigi Pio Tessitori as a pre-Historic site and later Amalananda Ghosh recognised it as Harappan site in 1953 and the site was excavated by B.B. Lal and V.K. Thapar in 1961. The major archeological evidences and remains found from Kalibangan are – the ploughed field, fire altars, circular and rectangular grave, cultivation of dual crops at a time in the same field, fire pits (which are 7 in number), designer (decorated) bricks, covered wells, camel bones and deer (Horn), use of wooden pipe, the most ancient evidence of earthquake, etc.

A ploughed Field was discovered at

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