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Three mounds, a forgotten term, and the politics of Indian archaeology

Three Indus-era mounds in Gujarat sit at the centre of a quiet fight over how India's deep past gets packaged for schools, exams and a national story that has to share its inheritance across a modern border.

Camille Aubert · Monexus Culture desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·22 Jun 2026
Three side-by-side studio portraits show men in formal attire: one in a white jacket and red tie, one in a navy blazer with thick glasses, and one in a dark green blazer over a black shirt.
Three side-by-side studio portraits show men in formal attire: one in a white jacket and red tie, one in a navy blazer with thick glasses, and one in a dark green blazer over a black shirt. @VARIETY · Telegram

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