New Archaeological Site Discovered In Laghman
KABUL (Pajhwok): The Ministry of Information and Culture says a new archaeological site has been discovered in Alingar district of Laghman province, where a number of ancient artifacts have also been found.
In a statement, the MoIC said the site, discovered in the village of“Si-Tan” in the Saw Valley of Alingar district, dated back to the pre-Christian era. The site includes a stone staircase, 12 hand-carved chambers and several other architectural remains.
It said that a delegation led by the head of Information and Culture of Laghman visited the area and, with the cooperation of local residents, identified the archaeological site and recovered a number of historical relics.
Earlier, the Department had discovered similar archaeological sites in different parts of the province and recovered many historical relics.
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