World's only surviving Bronze Age metropolis in Pakistan faces ruin. The city of Mohenjodaro, a major center of pre-Hindu Indus civilization dating to 3000 BC with approximately 40,000 inhabitants, is under threat from salt and weather conditions that get as hot as 51 degree Celsius. Things found at the site include sewer lines, a granary, and many other interesting buildings.
![Ephesus excavation president Dr. Sabine Ladstaetter said there were a total of 78 rooms and different wall drawings in the houses. Among those wall drawings, eight have been resorted. The wall drawings are very important, according to Ladstaetter. “These wall drawings start form the first century and continue to the third century. We can see them in one room,” she said. In some of the rooms there were up to five drawings that had been drawn on each other at different times [Credit: DHA/Hurriyet]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/4c/5c/4d/4c5c4d045d5437df42cf6c5901339950--ancient-city-ancient-ruins.jpg)
