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Port of Banbhore
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Banbhore is the ruined town of the medieval port of Daibul on the north bank of Gharo Creek, about 65 kilometres east of Karachi. The city was inhabited from the 1st century BCE to the 13th century CE and the remains date from the Parthian, Hindu-Buddhist and early Islamic periods. The port was abandoned when the Indus River shifted its position and the creek silted. The archaeological site includes a citadel, the remains of an early stone-built mosque and the regionâs best preserved mediaeval port.
Site Info
Official Information
- Full Name
- Port of Banbhore (ID: 1885)
- Country
- Pakistan
- Status
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Nominated 2027
Site history
History of Port of Banbhore
- 2023: Incomplete - not examined
- incomplete dossier
- 2021: Incomplete - not examined
- incomplete dossier
- 2004: Added to Tentative List
- Added to tentative list
- Type
- Cultural
- Criteria
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News Article
- 7 Mar 2020 ancient-origins.net — Largest Ancient Ivory Factory Discovered In Bhanbhore
Community Information
- Community Category
- Archaeological site: South (East) Asian
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Connections of Port of Banbhore
News
- ancient-origins.net 07/03/2020
- Largest Ancient Ivory Factory Disc…