Sadikpur Sinauli Archaeological Site

The 2018 Excavatios from Baghpat district in UP, proved evidence of the existence of a warrior class around 2,000 BCE.
Recently the archaeological site is at Sadikpur Sinauli, Baghpat District has been declared to be of “national importance” by the Archaeological Survey of India.
The ASI’s notification under provisions of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1958 brings the 28.67-hectare-site under Central protection.
The site would now be maintained by the ASI and development works around it would be subject to Central rules.
The notification comes two years after the ASI unearthed remains of chariots, shields, swords and other items indicating the presence of a warrior class at the site that is 68 km from Delhi.
ASI termed the site the “largest necropolis of the late Harappa period datable to around early part of second millennium BCE”.