An archaeological team from Ca’ Foscari University announced the discovery of a nearly 100‑meter long ancient structure in Pakistan.
- Researchers arrived at the site in early May as part of a joint Indo‑Italian survey.
- Initial ground‑penetrating radar scans revealed linear stone formations extending close to 100 metres.
- Excavation began later in June, uncovering stone blocks and remnants of what appears to be a ceremonial platform.
- Preliminary analysis suggests the monument dates to the early second millennium BCE, possibly linked to the Indus Valley civilization.
- The team plans to publish detailed findings in a peer‑reviewed journal later this year.