Bala Hisar (Charsadda)

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Bala Hisar (Charsadda) is an ancient fortified archaeological mound in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, known for remains spanning from early historic to later Buddhist and Indo-Greek periods.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient settlement
archaeological site
fortified mound
associatedWithCulture Buddhist culture
Gandharan culture
Indo-Greek culture
linked to: Indo-Greek Kingdoms
country Pakistan
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Buddhist period
Indo-Greek period
Indo-Scythian period
Kushan period
linked to: Kushan Empire

early historic period
hasDiscovery Buddhist-period remains
Indo-Greek material culture
coins
pottery sherds
structural remains
terracotta objects
hasFeature defensive ramparts
earthen ramparts
fortification walls
mud-brick architecture
occupation mound
heritageStatus protected archaeological site (Pakistan)
locatedIn Charsadda District
Gandhara region
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Peshawar Valley
South Asia
nearby Charsadda city
linked to: Charsadda

Jindi River NERFINISHED
partOf ancient city of Pushkalavati
linked to: Pushkalavati
region northwestern Pakistan
researchField Buddhist archaeology
Gandharan studies
Indo-Greek archaeology
South Asian archaeology
significance evidence for Indo-Greek presence in Peshawar Valley
important site for study of Gandhara
key site for early historic archaeology of Pakistan
timeDepth multi-period occupation
topography elevated mound
usedAs fortified settlement

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Charsadda hasArchaeologicalSite Bala Hisar (Charsadda)
Peshawar Valley containsArchaeologicalSite Bala Hissar Fort (Peshawar)
linked to: Bala Hisar (Charsadda)
Charsadda District containsArchaeologicalSite Bala Hisar (Charsadda)
Pushkalavati hasArchaeologicalSite Bala Hisar, Charsadda
linked to: Bala Hisar (Charsadda)