Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
The Satth Project: An Atlas of Punjab’s Memories
A digital atlas gathering stories, places, and memories from both Charhda and Lehnda Punjab.
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- Readers tracing Punjab’s village histories and family memories
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- Its navigation pairs a map spanning 1469 to the present with 1,088 accounts and a places section labeled “Every village in Punjab.”
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Material is presented through a map labeled “1469 to the present day,” a 1,088-account story collection, place and village sections, and pages on present-day Punjab and migration. The homepage says the archive draws on published sources and recorded testimony, and includes both Sources and Contribute links. Its example of a Chakk 531 haveli pairs remembered local history with details of rusted locks, weakening Nanakshahi brickwork, and threatened replacement.
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