Located in the Sind province in southern Pakistan, its archaeological importance was first noted in 1922.  
It has a circumference of roughly three miles and was laid out into a dozen islands each 1,260 feet from north to south and 750 feet from east to west.  A famous bronze of a nude dancing girl is notable, as are small terracotta buffalo.  Centered on an area known as "the mound," it contains a Great Bath at its entrance and a large central granary.  Located in the Sind province in southern Pakistan, its archaeological importance was first noted in 1922.  FTP, name this city whose name means "the mound of the dead," found on the right bank of the Indus River near Harappa.
It has a circumference of roughly three miles and was laid out into a dozen islands each 1,260 feet from north to south and 750 feet from east to west.  
Mohenjo-Daro