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Pottery, metalwork, woodwork and jewellery

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Jar with Four Ibexلگبھگ 2800–2500 ق م · Pakistan, probably Quetta, Indus Valley CivilizationCleveland Museum of Art ↗

Maps of the Punjab

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Terracotta from Indus valley, 2700-2000 BCE, size: 8X3cm Archaeological Survey of IndiaNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Saswatichaudhuri (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗

The Indus cities

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Disha Kaka Boat with Direction Finding Birds, model of Mohenjo-Daro seal, 3000 BCENational Museum, New Delhi · photo Gary Todd (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Harappa 13National Museum, New Delhi · photo Gary Todd (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Harappa Indus Valley seal with fighting sceneNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Gary Todd (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Some of the Bronze sickles displayed in the Harappan Gallery of the National MuseumNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗WLA brooklynmuseum Harappa Fragment of Large Deep VesselBrooklyn Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗WLA brooklynmuseum Harappa Miniature Votive ImagesBrooklyn Museum · photo Wikipedia Loves Art participant "one_click_beyond" (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗WLA brooklynmuseum Harappa Miniature Votive Images 2Brooklyn Museum · photo Wikipedia Loves Art participant "trish" (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗Siegel der Harappakultur mit Bulle, Altar (?) und SchriftzeichenNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Kharmacher (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Ancient seals of the Near East Identifier: ancientsealsofne34martiWikimedia Commons · Internet Archive Book Images ↗Cunningham' SealBritish Museum, London · photo Zunkir (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Mother Goddess wearing tight-fitted short skirt part fastened with a broad waistband…National Museum, New Delhi · photo Ismoon (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Female figurineNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Ismoon (talk) 23:28, 21 February 2012 (UTC) (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Female figurine 3National Museum, New Delhi · photo Ismoon (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Some Seals of the Harappan Civilization on display in the National MuseumNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Photographed in KolkataIndian Museum, Kolkata · photo Biswarup Ganguly (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗Male figurine 1National Museum, New Delhi · photo Ismoon (talk) 09:09, 22 February 2012 (UTC) (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Votive Image of Bull, caBrooklyn Museum · photo Trish Mayo (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗Seal and Impressionca. 2500 BC · Mohenjo Daro© Victoria and Albert Museum, London ↗Bust, Swat ValleySwat Valley© Victoria and Albert Museum, London ↗Seal : Elephant and inscription (Indus script)British Museum, London · photo Zunkir (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Mother Goddess made in terracota from the Harappan CivilisationNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Two cornelian beads and four terracotta beads, from Mohenjo-daro (Pakistan)British Museum, London · photo Zunkir (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Carnelian beads, produced in Harappan workshops, exported from Indus to MesopotamiaBritish Museum, London · photo Zunkir (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Shell bangles, from Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, Harappan civilisation, Mature Period (cBritish Museum, London · photo Zunkir (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Terracotta triangular cakes, from Mohenjo-daro and HarappaBritish Museum, London · photo Zunkir (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Harappan weights Delhi MuseumNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Scale model of a Harappan amulet, showing a boat, BoatMuseum, KolkataWikimedia Commons · Rangan Datta Wiki · CC BY-SA ↗Bullock cart, 2000 B.CNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Yann (talk) (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Bullock cart driver, 2000 B.CNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Yann (talk) (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Bullock cart with driver, 2000 B.CNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Yann (talk) (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Coach driver 2000B.CNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Miya.m (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Three cubical weights, chertAshmolean Museum, Oxford · photo Zunkir (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗These are terracotta sculpture displayed in harappa galleryNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Suruchika chawla (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗A view of the Potteries from the Harappan GalleryNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Harappn artefacts nm india 03National Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Animal figures kept in the National MuseumNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗

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Pictures from the collections of Art Institute of Chicago, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum (via Europeana), Bhuri Singh Museum, Chamba, 65 more, found automatically: public domain or openly licensed, except the V&A's, shown for non-commercial use with the museum's credit. Titles and dates are the museums' own; each card names its museum and any licence. Updated 2026-10-26.