Measuring scale of elephant tusk in Harappan context is found from:

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Lothal. Lothal situated in Gujarat was excavated by S. Ranganatha Rao from 1955 to 1962. This town of Indus Valley Civilisation is located on the bank of river Bhogavo in Gujarat. The literal meaning of Lothal is 'place of the dead'. Lothal is the only Indus site where an artificial brick dockyard was found and the dockyard must have served as the main seaport for the people of Indus. Lothal is known as Manchester town of Harappan civilisation because of its expansion of cotton trade. Furnaces of copper, Persian Gulf seal (a circular button shaped seal), one or two terracotta models of Egyptian mummies wrapped with muslin cloth, a figurine of a horse related to terracotta model, evidence of chess, circular and square fire altar, two-faced monster marking on rice and millet, three paired mausoleum complete ivory, sign of a cunning fox have found from here. Measuring scale made of elephant tusk has also been found from Lothal which is 13 inch long.

Measuring scale of elephant tusk in Harappan context is found from:

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