Chanhudaro an archaeological site belonging to Indus Valley civilization
Indus Valley Civilization Chanhudaro is a historical place in ancient indian history. Chanhu Daro is situated 130 kms south of Mohenjodaro in Sindh and there has been found a single mound. It was discovered by N G Majumdar in 1931 and was later excavated on a large scale by Mackay in 1935-36. Chanhu Daro is the only harappan city which does not have a fortified citadel. The Chanhu Daro has given evidence of factories of various factories of various figurines, seals, toys, bone implements so it has been interpreted that it was a settlement with lots of artisans and was an industrial town.
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