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Harappa (Urdu/Punjabi: , ) is an archaeological site in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It is located 35 km west of Sahiwal. The site is named after a local village situated along the old channel of Ravi Nadi [Ravi River]. The present Harappan village is located 6 km from the ancient site. Modern Harappa has been a train station since the British period. But it is just a small Pakistani town. The site contains the ruins of an ancient Bronze Age citadel. It is part of Cemetary H Culture and Indus Civilization. It is believed that 23,500 people lived in the city. It was a major city in the world at that time. The ancient city of Harappa was badly damaged during the British period. The Lahore-Multan Railway brought bricks from the ruins of this city
In the 1920s