110 archaeological sites discovered in Jamrud

[Samandri]

11 archaeological sites discovered in Jamrud | Peshawar | thenews.com.pk

[Peshawer_222]

FATA area of Pakistan would be open for foreign tourists

They are about to open FATA for foreign tourists . These sights could boost tourist number as recently we have seen significant rise in international visitors .

[sterge]

da heck! How is that even possible!

As much as I was enthused, the article is dubious now!

[Samandri]

As much as I was enthused, the article is dubious now!

So what? thats non-issue, the important issue is that archeological sites are discovered in Jamrud, and ,further and correct details will emerge with time on proper study by renowned archeologists and historians.

[sterge]

So what? thats non-issue, the important issue is that archeological sites are discovered in Jamrud, and ,further and correct details will emerge with time on proper study by renowned archeologists and historians.

Weren't you quoting me over WRITTEN documents in another thread? lol what happened?. Much so, if any human fossils I hope they'd let release the genome, unlike IVC.

[Samandri]

Weren't you quoting me over WRITTEN documents in another thread? lol what happened?. Much so, if any human fossils I hope they'd let release the genome, unlike IVC.

Moron, what has discussion of that thread any thing to do with this thread? i merely corrected your mistake there, no malice or bad intention was involved, keep your petty hostility in your pocket.

Its a news of discovery of new archeological sites in Jamrud, its not a history article.

[sterge]

Moron, what has discussion of that thread any thing to do with this thread? i merely corrected your mistake there, no malice or bad intention was involved, keep your petty hostility in your pocket.

Its a news of discovery of new archeological sites in Jamrud, its not a history article.

You are hilarious, how did I 'mention' any petty hostility? Just so I don't eat up what you offer doesn't mean I am being hostile. You, on the other hand, called me a Moron, how thoughtful. LAME yikes

[dawn]

"PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Director Archaeology and Museums Dr Abdul Samad disclosed on Thursday that they discovered 110 sites, three of them 30,000 years old, in what he called ‘first archaeological survey in Fata’ after the British era, hoping it would open a new period of tourism and prosperity in the militancy-affected tribal areas."

Article in OP is pretty clear, author just made mistake in later part.

[marwat]

“Out of these 110 sites, three were 30,000 years old from the Buddha, British and Muslim periods,” he added.

What a piece of load, it must be hardly 3000, Buddhism spread through out the region 2000 years ago, at kushan period. 30000 years ago there were hardly cave dwellers.

[Samandri]

The newly discovered ancient cave in Khyber

[Samandri]

Rock carvings in Khyber

[Samandri]

Ruins of Buddhist monasteries in Khyber