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The civilisation stretched from the southern most point of the [[Samripe Mountain Range]] to northern [[Mekabiri]]. | The civilisation stretched from the southern most point of the [[Samripe Mountain Range]] to northern [[Mekabiri]]. | ||
==Discovery== | ==Discovery== | ||
The first reports of the civilisation date to the 1820s when an excavation group lead by [[Danvanth Raji]] discovered ruins in the [[Ghobari Valley]] of [[Mahana]]. | |||
==Relations== | ==Relations== | ||
[[Category:Mahana]] | [[Category:Mahana]] | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 30 January 2022
Ghobari Valley Civilisation Ghōbārī Upatyakā Sabhyatā | |
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| from 6,900s BCE – to around 5,700s BCE | |
 Map of believed extent of the Ghobari Valley Civilisation | |
| Capital | Purghur] |
| Today part of | |
The Ghobari Valley Civilisation (GVC), also known as the Ghobari Civilisation, was an ancient civilisation that existed in the Ghobari Valley of Mahana and Mekabiri from around 7,000BCE to 5,700BCE. It was one of Europa's earliest known civilisations and Orient's oldest.
Name
The Ghobari Valley Civilisation's name comes from the location they were first discovered, the Ghobari Valley.
Extent
The civilisation stretched from the southern most point of the Samripe Mountain Range to northern Mekabiri.
Discovery
The first reports of the civilisation date to the 1820s when an excavation group lead by Danvanth Raji discovered ruins in the Ghobari Valley of Mahana.