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Toba Tek Singh
Toba Tek Singh District · Punjab, Pakistan
Sanghar wala Tibba
An archaeological site in the shape of a mound is located in Chak 742 of District Toba Tek Singh.
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The mound is in ruined condition and probably a settlement type site. The presence of certain pottery type suggested its period some from 2nd Century BCE to 5th Century CE. The Department of Archaeology carried out excavation at the site in 1963.
Why go
- ✦A ruined settlement mound in Chak 742, Toba Tek Singh District
- ✦Pottery suggests use from the 2nd century BCE to the 5th century CE
- ✦Excavated by the Department of Archaeology in 1963
- ✦Protected under the Antiquities Act 1975
What to Do
◆Walk around the mound
◆Look for pottery fragments, but leave them in place
◆Ask in Chak 742 for the way in
Nearby
Straight-line distance from Sanghar wala Tibba, within 5 km.
Nothing else genuinely close by (within 5 km of Sanghar wala Tibba) is published yet.

