Kot Diji, located about 25 kilometers south-east of Mohenjo-daro in Pakistan's Sindh province, served as an important pre-Harappan urban center occupied between 3500 BCE and 2800 BCE. Archaeologists have determined that this early site was ultimately destroyed by a devastating fire sometime around the start of the Mature Harappan period, based on a thick ash layer found covering the ruins. Succeeding layers indicate it was abandoned and not re-occupied.
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