MEGALITHS OF SINDH, PAKISTAN

by Subhahsis Das 

(The photographs and information have been provided to us by Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro of Pakistan. We at MEGALITHS OF INDIA  are deeply indebted to him)


That the entire subcontinent was once a treasure house of prehistoric megaliths can be substantiated not only by the countless megalithic sites of India but even those of Pakistan as below:


Mr.Kalhoro is an anthropologist and is also involved in the research of megaliths in the Sindh region. His finds contain unique megalithic architectures.
The menhir below reveals cupmarks and enigmatic designs of which a few could be the handiwork of later day children as well

 A BEAUTIFUL SOLITARY MENHIR WITH PETROGLYPHS.


ENIGMATIC ETCHINGS AND CUPULES
The menhir below is a stunning beauty and stands gracefully to about a height of 3.5 mtrs. She reclines towards a stone circle to her front.




Below is a pic of another stunning architecture of a stone circle created with slabs of stone:



Megalithsim is quite alive and kicking among the tribals of Sindh. The pics below, were created only a couple of years ago as a wedding ritual.

THE AESTHETICS OF THE STONE CIRCLE  ABOVE IS FASCINATING. NOTE HOW THE MONUMENT IS POSITIONED  IN ORIENTATION TOWARDS THE SLICE OF ONE HILL IN THE HORIZON BETWEEN THE TWO OHTER HILLS.

ANOTHER OF SIND'S UNIQUE STONE CIRCLE: EACH HAS  A HEAP OF STONES; PERHAPS ALL THESE ARE BURIALS

©Subhahsis Das 

Comments

Anonymous said…
It is great to earn that megaliths of India is featuring megaliths of Pakistan. Great Post and great site. Congrats.
Sujoy Ghosh
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Amazing discovery by Mr. Kalhoro. I salute the passion of Mr.Kalhoro for archaeology and art. Above pictures are exciting and aesthetic richness can be felt.Simple amazing!
Keep sharing!
Sajjad Haider
Anonymous said…
It is a great website, very informative.. you have created...Subhahsis...you seem to have inspired scholars from all around the country and now from Pakistan. Great indeed.
Benny
Congratulations on a truly fascinating website! If we, at The Heritage Trust, can help raise awareness of your incomparable megalithic heritage (and threats to it) please let us know.

Best wishes.