A fresh clue to solves a Harappan puzzle at UP village:

For a long above thousands of years, the fields of the Sinauli in western Uttar Pradesh in Indian Archaeology Catetogaryto hid in their secret as well as. But now it is past to out in the open. Beyond the village brick lanes and lounging to the buffaloes, a burial site of the Harappans dating with back to about 2,600 BC has finally given up in its dead.
A skeleton lies is in one of the trenches, then it to be a copper bangles on its hands intact though twisted with time. A few tiny beads are scattered around. Another was probably is not a fortunate enough to be buried whole, it is bones lie in a heap. The Archaeological Survey of India is an excavations in Sinauli in Bagpat district , over 80 km from Delhi, have found 18 such skeletons. All of them have seven terracota vases and bowls buried near their heads. One of the graves also had a dog in its head. Perhaps it was a favourite pet and was buried along with the dead person says superitendent archaeologist at the ASI, Dharam Vir Sharma. The beginning of this historical discovery, like always, was accidental incident. A farmer decided to the level his wayward field. The labourers from the village in found of some pots while digging and took them home. That could have been the end of the story but for a villager with a keen interest in history.
The excavations,The person Sharma Says, will go on for another one of the year. After the burial ground, the team aim is to move towards the habitation. ‘‘This is a big burial ground so there could be a buried town around too.’’.It is concerned with full and fully indian archaeology.