The first archaeologist who excavated Harappa, but could not recognize its significance, was:

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A. Cunningham. The first archaeologist who excavated Harappa, but could not recognize its significance, was Sir Alexander Cunningham. He was the founding head of the Archaeological Survey of India and the first person to really put Harappa on the world archaeological map. He first excavated at the site in 1872-1873.

The first archaeologist who excavated Harappa, but could not recognize its significance, was:

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