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Four Cities Were Born in Sequence on a Commercial Route and Taxila Shows Centuries of Urban Transformation in South Asia
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In today's Pakistan, Taxila preserves an exceptional archaeological sequence of settlements, monasteries and religious monuments. Strategically situated in a branching of the ancient routes that would later be associated with the Silk Road, the region received Persian, Hellenistic and Central Asian influences, while its successive cities record more than five centuries of urban transformation. As Taxila changed from...
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