Chakdara has been an important center for the last 3,500 years and is littered with remains of the Gandhara grave culture, Buddhist sites, and Hindu Shahi forts [1]. The most important site in Chakdara is Damkot Hill [1]. The top of Damkot Hill has been excavated and houses with pottery and jewellery have been discovered [1]. At the foot of Damkot Hill at Salami, there is an early graveyard [1]. Early settlers buried partially cremated bodies surrounded by everyday utensils [1]. The graves were sealed by large stone slabs [1].
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Also known as: چکدره, چکدرہ, 查克達拉
| Type | City/town/settlement |
|---|---|
| Period | 1500 - 500 BC |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Coordinates | 34.6502° N, 72.0334° E |
Pakistan