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 The Sinauli archaeological site is located in the Baghpat district of Uttar Pradesh, India. It gained significant attention and recognition after the discovery of ancient burial pits dating back to the Bronze Age. Here are some key facts about the Sinauli archaeological site: 1. Discovery : The site was discovered in 2005 by archaeologists during excavations conducted by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). 2. Period : The artifacts found at Sinauli are believed to date back to the late Harappan period and the early Vedic period, approximately 1900-1200 BCE. 3. Burial Pits : The most significant findings at Sinauli are the burial pits. The site contains several burial complexes with skeletal remains and funerary offerings. The pits were large and circular, with bodies placed in a supine position. 4. Warrior Burials : Some of the burials at Sinauli are identified as "warrior burials" due to the presence of weapons and other objects associated with warfare. These burials