Rakhigarhi archaeological site in Hisar district of Haryana is believed to be from the Indus valley civilisation. Most scholars believe it to be between 80 hectares and 100+ hectares in area. As many as 60 skeletons were found in the previous excavations of this site. Two more adult skeletons have been recently found in fresh excavation. PTI/Tribune photos

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