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These ancient grain-grinding platforms, originating over 4,000 years ago, are vestiges of the Indus Valley Civilization discovered at the Harappa archaeological site in Punjab, Pakistan. Harappa, which spans around 150 hectares and features eight mounds plus two burial sites, has much of its historical narrative concealed beneath modern fields and the adjacent village. Located near the dry bed of the Ravi River, these remnants highlight the advanced agricultural techniques and urban planning of one of humanity's earliest civilizations.