History of pakistan : pakistan through ages / Ahmad Hasan Dani.

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Dani, Ahmad Hasan

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TextPublication details: [S.l.] : Sang-e-Meel Publications, 2007.Description: 527 p. ; 24 cmISBN:

9693520203 (hardcover)
9789693520200 (hardcover)

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954.91 DAN-P 29

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Summary: This book has been in the making for half a century. It synthesizes the five decades of painstaking research on the land, the rise and fall of kingdoms, the city centers. And finally the ideologies that led to the creation of Pakistan. Much of the evidence for this historical explanation of the rise of Pakistan has been derived from the numerous inscriptions craved painstakingly in stone or left in the form of archaeological finds and architectural testimony of our forefathers, which have been carefully investigated and documented in the twentieth century by Professor Dani and his fellow archaeologists.

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This book has been in the making for half a century. It synthesizes the five decades of painstaking research on the land, the rise and fall of kingdoms, the city centers. And finally the ideologies that led to the creation of Pakistan. Much of the evidence for this historical explanation of the rise of Pakistan has been derived from the numerous inscriptions craved painstakingly in stone or left in the form of archaeological finds and architectural testimony of our forefathers, which have been carefully investigated and documented in the twentieth century by Professor Dani and his fellow archaeologists.

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