Site 2-East of Lakes

The site lies on a low-lying limestone hill which are a part of the Rohri Hill sequence. On the surface of these low-lying hills, several nodules of chert stone are available, providing the best raw material source. The various kinds of fossils have been observed embedded in the stone blocks. The chert flaking area was observed, but does not constitute as a workshop because of the less density of flaking debris. It is possible that only needed tools were prepared for a hunting purpose. There is an alluvial valley around, where rain water can be stored for several days after the monsoon season. The wild animals may have been hunted there. The finds from this site include some chert flakes and cores. A preliminary morphological analysis suggests that these tools were associated with the Upper Paleolithic period.