This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/asi-unearths-treasure-at-up-site/article26996341.ece) reduced by 62%. (I'm a bot)
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&gt; The Archaeological Survey of India&amp;#039;s ongoing excavation of 4,000-year-old burial sites in Uttar Pradesh&amp;#039;s Sanauli has unearthed underground &amp;quot;Sacred chambers&amp;quot;, decorated &amp;quot;Legged coffins&amp;quot; as well as rice and dal in pots and animal bones buried with the bodies, ASI Institute of Archaeology director S.K. Manjul said on Tuesday.

&gt; The ASI is in the process of carrying out DNA, metallurgical and botanical analysis of samples and ground penetrating radar survey of the site, Dr. Manjul said.

&gt; While Dr. Manjul said he felt the site was different from the Harappan culture, an ASI statement on the excavation said: &amp;quot;Sanauli is located on the left bank of the River Yamuna, 68 km north-east of Delhi which brought to light the largest necropolis of the late Harappan period datable to around early part of second millennium BCE&amp;quot;.


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