Unearth the secrets of ancient Harappan civilization with this groundbreaking study of human skeletal remains by the Anthropological Survey of India. By analyzing these bones, researchers are beginning to piece together a more complete picture of the daily lives, medical practices, and social structures of one of the earliest civilizations in the world.

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