Daimabad

In the year 1958 Daimabad was founded by Mr. B.P. Bopardikar. Upon being excavated at 3 sites this location was then explored by the Archaeological Survey India. This Archaeological site was discovered on the banks of the Pravara River situated in the district of the state of Maharashtra. 3 sites of excavation were carried out.

• The first was which took place in the year 1958-1959 and this was carried out under the supervision of M.N. Deshpande. 
• The second time this excavation was carried out under the supervision of S.R. Rao between the year 1974-1975. 
• Finally, this excavation was carried out a third time during the years 1975-1976 and successively in the years 1978-1979. The third excavation was done under Mr. S.A. Sali.

Daimabad is located in Maharashtra, India. It is an archaeological site rich in history and significance. Dating back to the Bronze Age, it offers a glimpse into the lives of ancient civilizations that once thrived in the region. With its mud-brick structures, pottery kilns, and intricate artefacts, Daimabad provides valuable insights into early urban life, trade networks, and cultural practices.

In this article, we are going to learn about Daimabad of Indus Valley Civilization in detail, including its features and artefacts.