The book Poultry Breeding and Genetics suggests that skeletons of fighting birds found at this site may have been the first domesticated chickens.
The book Poultry Breeding and Genetics suggests that skeletons of fighting birds found at this site may have been the first domesticated chickens. The indigenous name for this place is often translated as "city of the cockerel." A ten-centimeter bronze statue of a dancing girl wearing only armbands is dated before this place's "squatter period." A soapstone "priest-king" and the Pashupati Siva seal are the most famous artifacts from this site in the (*) Larkana District. Its citadel mound contained structures identified as the College of Priests and the bitumen-sealed Great Bath. For 10 points, name this site in the Sindh province of Pakistan, which dates to the 27th century BCE and was a center of the Indus Valley civilization along with Harappa.
The book Poultry Breeding and Genetics suggests that skeletons of fighting birds found at this site may have been the first domesticated chickens.
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