Harappa
- River: Ravi River, Pakistan
- Important findings:
- Granaries
- Bullock carts
- Sandstone statues of Human
- Copper Chariot with canopy
- Workmen’s quarter
Mohenjo-Daro
- River: Indus River, Pakistan
- Important findings:
- Bronze dancing girl in Tribhanga pose
- Seal of Pasupathi Mahadeva
- Steatite statue of beard man
- Great bath
- Granary
- A piece of woven cotton
Sutkagendor
- River: Indus River, Pakistan
- Important findings: A trade point between Harappa and Babylon.
Chanhudaro
- River: Indus River, Pakistan
- Important findings:
- Bead makers shop
- Footprint of a dog chasing a cat.
Kalibangan
- River: Ghaggar River
- Important findings:
- Camel bones
- Wooden plough
- Ritualistic Fire altar
- Discovery of a ploughed field
- Evidence of earliest datable earthquake
Kot Diji
- River: Indus River
- Important findings: Represents Early phase of IVC.
Rangpur
- River: Madar river, Gujarat
- Important findings:
- Situated on the left bank of Madar River (Gujarat).
- Plant remains (rice, millets and bajara)
Ropar
- River: Sutlej River
- Important findings: Discovered by Y D Sharma in 1953.
Lothal
- River: Bhogava river, Gujarat
- Important findings:
- Dockyard
- Rice husk
- Fire altars
- First manmade port
- Chess playing
- Pottery with painting of ‘clever fox’
Alamgirpur
- River: Yamuna River,UP
- Important findings: Easternmost IVC site located on Yamuna River in Meerut, UP.
Rakhigarhi
- Important findings:
- Largest IVC site by area. Located in Hisar District of Haryana,
- All three phases: Early, Mature and Later IVC phases present.
- Necropolis: A large burial site. Only site to have a presence of a couple grave (male female).
- Evidence of Rice cultivation.
- Inscription on seal
Surkotada
- Important findings:
- Bones of horses (not confirmed)
- Beads
Banwali
- Important findings: Beads
Dholavira: Little Rann of Kutch on Khadir Bet Island
- Important findings:
- UNESCO World Heritage Site (40th)
- 6th largest Indus Valley Civilisation site.
- Has two stadium like structures
- Complex Water harnessing system
- Water reservoir
- Largest Harappan inscription (Not deciphered)
- An entire sequence spanning from early Harappan town / pre-urban phase to the height of the Harappan expansion and the late Harappan is observed.
- Dholavira consists of three divisions:
- A fortified castle with attached fortified Bailey (residence for higher officials) and Ceremonial Ground
- A fortified Middle Town
- A Lower Town
