Where is ropar situated

Early coins were also excavated here. The period marks the excavation of coins from the Kushana, Sunga and Gupta period were found. Many terracotta figures were also found. A few silver utensils from the Greek civilizations were also found. The 5th period started during the early 6th century AD, and the special features of this were the red painted ware and several coins belonging to the Toramana and Mihirakula were excavated from this period.

Not many evidences were excavated from the 6th period as it began in the 13th century after the decline of the Harappa culture and the arrival of a new civilization. The excavations have been moved to an archeology museum located in the city and a guided visit to the museum is a must. Contents 1. The First Period 2. The Second Period 3. From Ropar to the world's largest cities Shanghai 3, Kilometer. Istanbul 3, Kilometer. Buenos Aires 12, Kilometer.

Mumbai 1, Kilometer. Mexico City 14, Kilometer. Beijing 3, Kilometer. Karachi 1, Kilometer. Tianjin 3, Kilometer. Guangzhou 3, Kilometer. Moscow 4, Kilometer. Shenzhen 3, Kilometer. Dhaka 1, Kilometer. Seoul 4, Kilometer. Wuhan 3, Kilometer. Lagos 6, Kilometer. Jakarta 4, Kilometer. Tokyo 5, Kilometer. New York City 12, Kilometer. Dongguan 3, Kilometer. Taipei 3, Kilometer. Kinshasa 6, Kilometer. Lima 13, Kilometer. Cairo 3, Kilometer.

London 6, Kilometer. Chongqing 2, Kilometer. Chengdu 2, Kilometer. Archeological Museum. Ph: Timings of visit: Closed on — Friday Entrance Fee: Rs. Archeological Museum, Rupnagar. Display of Old coins at Archeology Museum.