French Cultural Centre Karachi hosts Chanhu Daro Archaeology Exhibition

A three-day exhibition highlighting a decade of archaeological research at the ancient site of Chanhu Daro has opened at the French Cultural Centre in Karachi, offering visitors an insight into collaborative heritage studies conducted by French and Pakistani experts, 24NewsHD TV  channel reported on Wednesday.

According to the report, the exhibition presents findings from ten years of archaeological work, documenting artefacts, research methodologies and historical interpretations related to the Indus Valley civilisation site. 

Scholars and students attending the opening described the display as an important contribution to public understanding of Pakistan’s rich archaeological heritage.

Speaking in a special interview with City 21, a French archaeologist involved in the research said his experience of working alongside Pakistani experts had been highly rewarding. 

He praised the professionalism and dedication of local researchers, noting that international collaboration had significantly strengthened the quality of the project.

Organisers said the exhibition would remain open for three days and aims to promote cultural exchange while encouraging greater public interest in archaeology and heritage preservation.

Reporter: Syed Zubair Rashid