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1. BACKGROUNDPVAPervaiz Vandal & Associates (PVA) was awarded the project “Mapping of Cultural Assets in theDistrict Multan and Bahawalpur” on the 29th of April, 2009 (Contract No. 413/09). The Project waswithin the framework of UNESCO-Norway funded project, “Mapping of Cultural Assets inNWFP”, and thus it was stipulated that the Project in Punjab would be “in keeping with theprocess prescribed by UNESCO for NWFP”. The Work Plan submitted outlined the variousstages; comprising four components, that is a survey to map the tangible and intangible culturalassets in at least 15 villages each in the two districts using the UNESCO developed form; enteringdata in the GIS Map and developing the GIS Database; developing a strategy for safeguardingand promoting cultural assets, identifying projects with costs; and developing promotionalmaterial.In accordance with the contractual obligations, reports were regularly sent to UNESCO whichincluded the Inception Report (June 2009); First Progress Report (August 2009); Second ProgressReport (14 Dec 2009). In addition two other reports dispatched were “Rapprochement of Cultures:the Multan & Bahawalpur Culture Dialogue” (April 2010) and “Safeguarding Cultural Assets &Future Projects” (April 2010). The End-of-Assignment Report herewith closes this assignment.2. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECTBroadly the Project had four Aims1. To develop a database of the communities cultural assets(tangible & intangible) of selected villages in the two districts2. To prepare the database in a user friendly and expandableretrieval system3. To create a nexus between culture and development andharness culture to provide economic opportunities forcommunities4. To prepare promotional material for awareness building in thegeneral public, specially for intergenerational transfer ofcultural knowledgePotter in MultanThe Project TORs are attached as Annex 1 “Project TOR & Outcome”Fresco, Shrine of ZainulAbadeenCustoms & RitualsShrine of Raja Qattal, Jalalpur PirwalaMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 2

3. STAGES OF WORK, OUTPUTS AND OUTCOMESPVATable 1 below encapsulates the Project components with outputs and outcomes. These cover thesalient features of the Work PlanTABLE 1: REPORTING PERIOD (MAY 2009-APRIL, 2010)END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORTTime in MonthsS.N Action May-09 to Apr-10Remarks DeviationsREPORTINGi) Inception Report Submitted 29 April 2009 Achieved on time Noneii) First Report Submitted August 2009 Achieved on time Noneiii) Second Progress Reportiv) End-of-Assignment ReportADDITIONAL REPORTSv) Repproachment of Cultures: the Bahawalpur & MultanCultural Dialoguevi) Safegaurding & Future ProjectsAchieved on timeDelayed by 2 weeksConference Organized in each district as finalpublic meeting with stakeholdersReport based on Findings of Ma pping in bothdistrictsNoneDelayed 2 weeksAdditionalAchievementAdditionalAchievementTRAINING AND COLLABORATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS1 Stakeholders collaboration Achieved. S everal meetings held in both Districts through the duration. Awarness andCollaboration Achieved. Joint events with local organizations heldNone2 Training Achieved. Training workshops held. 15 persons fully trained & capable of replicatingNoneFIELD SURVEY & DATA ENTRY4 Field Survey Bwp :------ Tangible assets, ------intangible assets Multan : -------tangible assets, -------intangible assets Requisite Villages Surveyed in each district=15None5 DATA ENTRY AND GIS DATA BASESubmitted 15 December 2009Submitted April/May 2010Submitted April 2010Submitted April 2010PUBLICATIONS FOR DISSEMINATION /PROMOTION AND ADVOCACY6 Preparation of Written Material Prepared & distributed to S takeholders(pamphlets etc .)7 DVD " River Songs of the Mors" Despatched to UNES CO, IslamabadSTRATEGY AND FUTURE PROJECTSAll Field Data Forms Entered in GIS System for each districtAssessed against Original Work Plan9 Report Strategy & Future Projects Based on Findings of Mapping Submitted in April 2010 NoneNoneNone4. THE COMPONENTSThe Project comprised of 4 main componentsa) Training & Collaboration with Stakeholdersb) Field Survey & GIS Databasec) Publications for Dissemination, Promotion & Advocacyd) Strategy and Future ProjectsThe salient aspects of each covered in the Project are delineated belowMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 3

a) TRAINING & COLLABORATION WITH STAKEHOLDERSPVATraining of Field Staff was an ongoing process through the duration of the Project as newissues were confronted and resolved. The training module comprised of the followingi) Training in Filling in the Designated Forms to assure qualityii) Sensitization of Cultureiii) Training in GIS Data entry and GIS Databaseiv) Review of on-going workDuring this period, PVA personnel attended the UNESCO organized workshop in Islamabadfrom 3 Nov to 5 Nov 2009. This was followed by workshops with the field staff in GIS inBahawalpur.Training Workshop 8June 2009 On-Site Training 10 June 2009Training WorkshopTrainingMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 4

TABLE 2: TRAINING DURING PROJECT PERIODHeads Type of Training Dates OutcomesField Survey, Introduction to Project 9-10 June, 2009 Conducted jointly by UNESCO GISGIS, Data Entry Training in Mapping & GISExpert and PVA Core Team, thetraining through presentations, fieldexercises and interactive sessions laidthe basics of the Project. Selection ofField Surveyors.Follow on Training in 21-22 June,2009 Onsite Issues resolvedMappingAssessment of Assets 2 -5 July 2009 Training in identification of(archeological)Archeological SitesAssessment of Assets 2 -12 July, 2009 Training in identification of BuiltHeritage & Intangible Heritage.(built)Photographic Recording 2 -12 July, 2009 Skill Development in PhotographicproceduresProceduresReview Training 29-30 July 2009 Recap of procedures, tangible andintangible assessment of assetsSensitizingCultureonRefresher Filling in theDesignated Forms24-27 Oct, 2009 Recap of procedures, tangible andintangible assessment of assetsGIS Training 2009 August Entering into GIS Data. Review byUNESCO GIS team3 - 5 Nov, 2009 Refresher GIS Data & Spatial Analysis,organized by UNESCO in Islamabad22-25 Nov 2009 Entering GIS Data and Spatial AnalysisIdentifying Historic Eras 8-9 June, 2009 Enhancement of interaction withcommunitiesand significant aspects ofSkill developmentthe intangible cultureArcheological Sites as an 23-26 June, 2009 Skill DevelopmentAsset of CommunitiesAspects of Tangible and 4-8t July,2009 Skill DevelopmentIntangible AssetsPeoples history & Culture. 29-30 July,2009 Skill DevelopmentSignificant expressions ofthe intangible & materialculture.Mapping & Importance of 8-13 Dec, 2009 Skill Developmentthe Storytelling and oralexpressionsUnderstanding a Unique February Deep Cholistan, Field TrainingCultural Group & its AssetsPVAOUTCOME1. Twelve persons trained in districts in GIS and Mapping including 3 women2. Large Number of people sensitized and received basic training.3. Database team trained in Head Office4. Master trainers available in both districts for upscaling ProjectMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 5

COLLABORATION WITH STAKEHOLDERSPVACollaboration has been a key to our mapping work in theDistricts. This was an ongoing effort throughout theduration of the Project and good links have beenestablished with several representatives from the privatesector and the local universities. Periodic meetings wereheld in which the stakeholders were apprised of theinteresting findings and they were asked to comment andprovide insight and directions for further work. Veryearly on in the Project it was felt that a joint programshould be identified since it would not only create a focusMeeting with Stakeholders –PTDC July 2009but also provide an opportunity for active stakeholderparticipation. Planning for such a program was carried out step by step, various options wereexplored and nearing the end of the Project a public event was held at both Bahawalpur andMultan. This was titled “the Multan (Bahawalpur) Culture Dialogue: Sharing and CollaborationAmongst Stakeholders” and the conference titled “People and Memories” which was laterbroadened in response to UNESCO Year of Rapprochement. These were collaborative events withthe Bahauddin Zakriya University (BZU) at Multan and an NGO Saraiki Abdi Majlis atBahawalpur. (See Report Annex 7)The Objective of these events was to bring together on acommon platform the opinion makers and the citizens inthe district headquarter and through deliberationsaround a common agenda bring Culture into theforefront as a means of promoting peace and harmonyamongst people through appreciation of culturaldiversity in a predominantly Saraiki speaking area. Theevents facilitated the advocacy and promotion of culturalassets as identified through the Mapping Project; andengendered a sense of pride and identity in theAt the Dept. of Fine Arts, IUB September 2009participants and the people of South Punjab. The theme“People and Memories” was selected as the title, because it was felt by all the partners that such afocus makes it easier for presenters and was a good way to move towards an understanding ofcultural diversity represented through the different linguist and cultural sub-groups in the region.The events were held on February 23, 2010 and March 29, 2010 in Bahawalpur and Multanrespectively. The Report is annexed as Annex 7OUTCOME1. Greater Participation of Stakeholders in districts in the Project.2. Greater Awareness and Appreciation of Cultural Mapping & its value3. Interest of people to form local based groups for protection of cultural assets4. Developing inclusive mechanisms resulted in good links with universities to carry furtherthe Project’s aims and objectivesMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 6

) FIELD SURVEY AND GIS DATABASEPVATHE FIELD WORK for mapping cultural assets in both districts involved the Preparatory workfollowed by the Field Survey in the following steps1. Selection of field teams and basic training2. Identification of Villages which were known centers of the Tangible or Intangible Culture(Transferred on Lists shared with all concerned and stakeholders)3. Planning out Movement of Field Teams (3 teams each for Bwp & Multan)4. Identifying and meeting with Local Resource person(LRP) at start of work in each village5. Rapid Walk through the village with LRP to identify tangible assets6. Discussions with local people to list out intangibles to be filled in forms7. Filling in Forms of Tangible and Intangible Assets8. Check of all forms by respective Supervisors9. Check by Field Work Coordinator10. Transmittal of Forms to Data Entry Team (Via Hand disk sent through courier)Format for Developing Database was developed as encapsulated in Chart belowMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 7

PVAThe field work was closely monitored and issues identified were resolved quickly to ensure thatinformation is correctly filled in and quality maintained. A sample of issues and solutions isgiven belowIssues Pertaining to Field Survey (Sample)IssueLack of understanding of terminologySpelling Errors of English TextDifferent Spellings Used for same wordCommon Mistakes noticed such as of EthnicGroupsAge/Era Box incorrectly filled due to lack ofknowledge of historyCaption less photographsField formsOrganizing Data in a systematic mannerOther minor issues pertaining to formsSolutionHandout 1: prepared for each survey teamexplaining terminologyHandout 2: List of Spelling preparedA Chart developed & Displayed in Field Officeand Sub-Field Office for all teams to use.Uniformity of Spelling expectedAll teams informed that ethnic groups are notreligious sects but “caste’ (zath/pathe)Training sessions heldFormat for the captions of photographs fordescription with place name and datedeveloped.The Field Survey Forms were divided intoseparate forms for tangible assets andintangible assets to resolve confusions arisingin the field. This was done in consultation withUNESCO GIS ExpertA system developed (See data entry chart)Resolved through training & communicationwith PVA expertsNUMBER OF VILLAGES SURVEYThe TOR required that at least 15 villages in each district are to be surveyed. The given unit of avillage appeared problematic and it was decided that the work would be done on the basis ofTehsils which are clear administrative divisions with easily identifiable boundaries. Thus teamswere sent to different parts of each District with the aim that a representative sample would becovered. In each of the tehsils the start was from a village which had been identified by localstakeholders and/or library research as a known locale of cultural assets which could be a craft orbuilt heritage or music etc.MULTAN DISTRICT survey is based on its six towns with the towns (kasbas) covered in eachcase, followed by selected villages on the periphery and in the rural hinterland. The total numberof Villages/towns/ Kasbas mapped is 54 including quarters (mohallas) in densely populated areassuch as Multan CityMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 8

TABLE SHOWING THE VILLAGES MAPPED IN DISTRICT MULTANPVAS. N NAMES OF TOWN VILLAGES1. JALAL PUR TOWN 1. Khan Bella2. Ali Pur Sadaat3. Ghazi Pur4. Karam Ali Wala5. Kotla Chaker6. Umerpur2. SHAH RUKN -E-ALAM TOWN1. Shah Rukn-e-Alam Town City2. Jhooke Lashker Pur3. Makhdoom Rasheed4. Budhla Santt3. BOSAN TOWN 1. Qadir Pur Ran2. Bosan U.C.643. Salah Mahay4. Binda Sandeela4. SHER SHAH TOWN 1. Sher Shah Town City2. Hamid Pur Kanoora3. Qasba Sani4. Laar5. Rangeel Pur5. MUMTAZ ABADTOWN1. Mumtaz Abad Town City2. Said Pur3. Basti Malook4. 18-M / R5. Mumtaz Abad U.C.846. SHUJA ABAD TOWN 1. Shuja Abad Walled City2. Sikendar Abad3. Kotli Nejabat4. Jalal Pur Khakhi5. Jhallan Wala7. Basti Sheikh Ismaeel8. Moza Khanu9. Chack 82/M Basti Khuda Baksh10. Hafiz Wala11. Basti Behli Sharif12. Basti Dewala5. Loother6. Tattay Pur7. Sayedpur8. Sorajmiani5. Alamdi Surrah6. Bosan Town City7. Gulgisht Colony8. Basti Laber6. Kotla Toley Khan7. Aminbad8. Bajje Wala9. Tibbi Sher Khan Wala6. Khan Pur Marral7. Nawabpur8. Moza Balochan9. Lakhi Wala10. Chah Said Wala6. Noushehra Panjani7. Bulel8. Gardezpur9. Chanbi Wala10. Moza JhakkarTOTAL VILLAGES/TOWNS/KASBAS 54BAHAWALPUR DISTRICT mapping represents all tehsils and total as 65village/kasbas/mohallas.During the Bahawalpur mapping, the team was able to record some songs of the riverside tribesalong the Sutlej and it was decided that a team would be dispatched to map tribes along theriverside. A unique cache of intangible assets were mapped, a selection of which has beenproduced as a DVD. In Bahawalpur district it was also decided to go into Deep Cholistan sincethe periphery villages had revealed such unique and exquisite assets it was felt that the moreremote parts would perhaps be important to record. (See The Strategy Report -Part 1: Findings ofthe Project). The Table below encapsulates the villages mapped during the ProjectMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 9

TABLE SHOWING THE VILLAGES MAPPED IN DISTRICT BAHAWALPURPVAS.N NAME OF TEHSIL VILLAGES/TOWNS/KASBAS1. BAHAWALPUR 1. Tibbi Sohagan7. Eid GahaCITY2. UC 68. Bohar wala3. Mohalla Nawaban 9. Baghdad station4. City 1210. Mahajer Colony5. Himaitiyan11. Maqbool Colony6. Malook Shaha12. Sadiq ColonyABBAS NAGAR 1. Dera Bhakka2. Basti Pehoran3. Riazbad4. Mailey wali5. Basti GhadenKHANQAH SHARIF 1. Moza Nehar wali 5. Pathen wala2. Basti Mian Sahib 6. Samma Satta3. Khanqaha sharif 7. Noorpur4. Basti Luqman8. Basti SanjraniMUBARIKPUR 1. Mubarakpur3. Basti Sadibad2. Station2. AHMEDPUR EAST 1. Basti UsmanpurCITY2. BandelUCH 1. Uch Gillani 2. Uch MughlanJANU WALA 1. Moza Bakhtiari3. YAZMAN 1. Yazman City3. Chandni Chowk2. Basti MiranaCITYHEAD RAJKHAN 1. 36 DNB3. Bhel Nagar2. 111 DNB4. 24 DBMOAJ GHAR 1. 104 DB3. 140 DB2. Kher serDERAWAR 1. Chip wala2. Run wala3. Ganweri wala4. Azeem wali ther4. KHAIRPUR TAMEWALI 1. Jeevan PeerCITY2. Mohalla Jamani3. Basti Magera5. HASILPUR 1. Basti Gazer2. NorpurCITYQAIMPUR 1. Chona Wala2. 77 Fateh5. Riyasti wala6. Kalian paran7. Prehar wala8. Derawer4. Jindu shahi5. Chack 24BEHLI 1. Behli Village 2. Ghanipur3. Jamalpur4. Arfat Colony3. Basti Lal ShahTOTAL VILLAGES/TOWNS/KASBAS 65MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 10

DATA ENTRY IN GIS DATABASEThis involved the following stagesi) Checking Data Received for Quality Controlii) Discussion on Filled in Forms with UNESCO GIS Expert iniii) Sorting Data files for Preparing files for entry in GIS Baseiv) Entering Coordinates from all data forms to GIS Basev) Attaching Files to Specific DataPVATotal Number of Forms entered for Bahawlpur District is 256 (Tangible-130, Intangible 126)and for Multan District 232 ( Tangible-137, Intangible 95).INFORMATION DRAWN & ANALYSED FROM GIS DATABASEThe Database other than the Coordinates of each location where cultural assets have beenmapped can also be used to collate and analyze information in a fairly simple way. This becomesmost useful for Development and/or Research Projects. In the words of some stakeholders there isalready enough information in the database to take it to the Documentation stage or carry outresearch in a variety of subjects for which baseline information is now available. As an example,three Tables have been annexed pertaining to aspects covered in the database. See “List of BuiltAssets in district Bahawalpur: sourced from database forms” Annex 4; List of Built Assets indistrict Multan: sourced from database forms” Annex 5; and “Table Showing Existing CraftKnowledge in a Selection of Villages Mapped in District Multan & Bahawalpur: sourced fromdatabase” Annex 6Since the TORs required that a Strategy for Safeguarding Cultural Assets and develop futureprojects, such tables collating mapped information were prepared by PVA Core team.c) PUBLICATIONS, PROMOTION AND ADVOCACYAdvocacy, Publication and Promotion were interlinked activities which were carried outthroughout the Project period.i) ADVOCACY focused on raising awareness amongst stakeholders andcommunities, safeguarding of cultural assets both the tangible and intangible. Thiswas achieved through focus group discussions with stakeholders and at someschools, as well as one to one meetings with opinion makets. The Districtadministration was also brought into the loop.ii)PUBLICATIONS & PROMOTION material was prepared as handouts and abrochure explaining the concept of Cultural Mapping which were widelydistributed and made available in the field offices.iii)A DVD/Video had also been prepared and dispatched to UNESCO-Islamabad fordissemination. This is a selection of eight river songs of the Mors of the Sutlej.MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 11

PVASung in Saraiki by Saber Hussain Mor and Nazir Hussain Mor and subtitled inEnglish (translation by Prof. Zafar Ali Khan), the video acknowledges the richintangible assets of the districts. The DVD carries the text, as below, to highlight theProject as well as create appreciation for an immensely rich but untapped culturalresource. It would be worthwhile for UNESCO to consider developing similarmaterial from the available cache of mapped intangible assetsRIVER SONGS OF THE MORS OF RIVER SUTLEJThe Songs in this album are from the repertoire of the Mors, an ancient tribeinhabiting the riversides of the great rivers of the Punjab. The Mors claim descentfrom the Melluhas, the tribe identified by some scholars as the people of the IndusValley civilization. The Mors have traditionally earned their livelihood from therivers as boatswains, fishermen and through making products from the materialobtained from the riverside such as reeds for baskets, floor coverings and also thecloth rillis (appliqué bed covers) The selection of songs constitute the intangibleassets of the Mor community, collected during the Mapping of DistrictBahawalpur and Multan. The repertoire is varied with loories (lullabies); dohras(couplets) and river songs as well as mythical stories and folklore. The selectionsfor this album are some of the river songs which the Mors of the River Sutlej havebeen singing from generations. They are in the local language, Saraiki, and haveevolved and may have been adapted over the years to include aspects of theSaraiki culture and the verses or invocation to the region’s premiere Sufi poet andphilosopher Khawja Ghulam Fareed. Some of the songs lament the drying of therivers, the Hakra which is reputed to have dried in circa 1500 BCE and lately theSutlej which is now without water, depriving the Mors of their livelihood andculture.iv)Conference “Rapprochement of Cultures: The Multan (Bahawalpur) CulturalDialogue” was held as an awareness raising, promotion and collaborative activity,as described in 3-b above and attached as Annex 7d) STRATEGY AND FUTURE PROJECTSConsidering that this constituted an important stage of how the usefulness of Cultural Mappingcould be demonstrated to the communities, the PVA core team started preparing for it frominception. Team members was assigned tasks which would provide an analytical view of variousaspects, one such report is the Situational Analysis for the Craft Sector in the two districts whichwas prepared by PVA Culture Resource Person (Crafts), the Resource Person (Built Assets)prepared relevant material, similarly PVA historian and archeologist prepared their inputs.The Report “Strategy for Safeguarding & Promotion and Future Projects is attached as Annex 8It covers the following sectionsMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 12

1 Introduction -Background & Methodology-Contextual Information of Districts Multan& BahawalpurPart 1 Findings of Project -District Multan & Bahawalpur AssetsPart 2 Strategy & Future Projects -The Proposed Framework-The ProjectsProjects & Cost EstimatesAnnex5. MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND QUALITY ASSURANCEPVAThe following management system, as proposed, was made operational which envisaged thesetting up of two field offices in the districts with field staff headed by a Field Coordinator. TheDatabase was maintained in the Head Office and developed by trained staff. The Chart belowdelineates Management System set up for the ProjectPVA Project TeamDesignated for Project( Architects, Engineers, Historians,Publication, etc)StakeholdersUNESCOGIS ExpertProject Manager/Culture ExpertDATA BASEDEVELOPMENTTEAM( Head Office)ProjectCoordinatorIT MANAGERIN HOUSESTAFFDistrict BahawalpurField SurveyDistrict MultanField SurveyDatabase DevelopmentTeamSupervisorSupervisorSurvey Teams(3)+ LocalResourcePersonSurvey Teams(3)+ LocalResourcePersonTeam TitleBahawalpur Field SurveyTeamMultan Field SurveyTeamORGANIZATIONAL CHART FOR PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION1. A format for the internal reporting system for all team members was developed, including forField Supervisors, Field Coordinator.2. Field Coordinator reported weekly on progress to PVA head office3. Data from Field was transferred to HO on External Hard Disk through CourierMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 13

PVA4. Quality Check at 5 levels (Supervisor, Field Coordinator, Database developers (HO), PVA Expert,oversight by UNESCO GIS Expert5. Information on Data received from field is maintained in HO on specified format6. Frequent visits were made to the field offices and villages by PVA experts to resolve problemsand assure that mapping is result oriented.QUALITY ASSURANCE MECHANISMSQA mechanisms were built in during the testing stage. This was part of the training of the fieldteam aimed at ensuring that the first level of information was correctly entered and trulyreflective of the community’s assets.A Performa to assess the Data for quality check was developed by the database team. A sample isannexed for reference. (See Annex 2). Additionally frequent visits were made by PVA Core teammembers who were required to submit a report after each visit to enable identification of anyproblems/issues immediately. (See Annex 3) Joint meetings with all teams from both districts werealso held periodically to keep all team members on track through sharing experiences. TheSupervisors were also invited to the Head Office and dedicated training sessions were held withthem for transfer of knowledge on the GIS system. PVA endeavored that the teams should bemade fully aware of procedures as well as achieve a greater understanding of culture and culturalassets.6. EXIT STRATEGYa) Reports that have been dispatched to UNESCO Islamabad each contain recommendationsregarding various aspects of the Project, focusing on upscaling, expanding and derivingprojects to link culture to development.b) Master Trainers are available in both districtsc) GIS Database is ready for transference to UNESCO approved/designated center. At Lahorethe possible locations can be UNESCO-Department of Archeology(GoPunjab)Documentation Center at Lahore Fort.d) It is also recommended that UNESCO may consider setting up a center in South Punjab orat the district level where a lot of interest has been generated and universities are keen to setup a data/documentation center. In Multan it can be handed over to Saraiki Area StudyCenter (SASC) of Bahauddin Zakariya University (Contact person Dr. Alamdar HussainBokhari; Tel 03216027046; email:departmentofsaraiki@gmail.com). At Bahawalpur it can beestablished at Saraiki Center, Islamia University Bahawalpur (Contact Person, Dr.Nasarullah Nasar Khan, Tel 03009682568MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 14

PVAANNEX1. Terms of Reference & Outputs2. Sample Quality Control Performa3. Sample Field Visit Report-PVA Core Team Member4. Consolidated List of Tangible Assets (District Multan)5. Consolidated List of Tangible Assets (District Bahawalpur)6. Sample Table Showing The Existing Craft Knowledge in a Selection ofVillages Mapped in District Multan & Bahawalpur7. Report: Conference on Rapprochement of Cultures (attached under separatecover)8. Report : Strategy & Future Projects (attached under separate cover)MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 15

PVAANNEX 1: TERMS OF REFERENCE AND OUTPUTTERMS OF REFERENCE (Contract 413/09 of May 2009)i. Submit to UNESCO Islamabad by 2 May 2009, a workschedule based on the selected proposal prepared by PVAii. Establish two field teams, simultaneously for datacollection, led by a Project Coordinator, engaged by theContractoriii. Adopt the UNESCO format for data collection, alreadybeing used in NWFP, and work under direct guidance of theGIS expert engaged by UNESCOiv. Identify 15 villages per district for data collection and dataentry in districts Multan and Bahawalpur (Punjab)v. Initiate, guide and supervise the process of data collectionand ensure timely delivery of data to the GIS expert,engaged by UNESCO and submit the inception report toUNESCO by 30 June 2009 at the latest.vi. Liaise with the local governments to ensure participation ofkey members of the team in related training workshopsorganized by UNESCO in other districts; and organizerelated areas in Multan and Bahawalpur (Punjab)vii. Submit quarterly progress reports to UNESCO Islamabad,with suggestions for pilot initiatives to demonstrate thevalue of cultural mappingviii. Oversee the establishment of a GIS database in Lahore, forcultural assets of the Punjab and ensure its conformity withUNESCO system being followed in NWFPix. Develop informative/promotional materials to underscorethe concept of cultural mapping and its impact ondevelopment and empowerment of local communitiesthrough preservation and promotion of cultural heritageAchievedAchievedOUTPUT/ACHIEVEMENTAchieved.Under UNESCO GIS Expert oversightand trainingAchievedAchievedAchievedAchievedDatabase ready for transfer. MasterTrainers available for transfer ofknowledgeAchieved. See Section 4-c and DVDdespatched separatelyx. Establish a mechanism for monitoring and evaluation Achieved. See Section 5 & 4xi.xii.xiii.Prepare an action plan for the preservation and promotionof cultural assets of the Punjab, with list of activitiesprioritized and budgeted as part of fund-raising strategy andsustainability of the Norway-funded initiativeWork out an exit strategy in consultation with UNESCO andother stakeholders for upscaling the sustainabilitySubmit a final report on the project to UNESCO Islamabadby 15 April 2010, at the latest, highlighting problemsencountered, findings emerging during the mappingprocess, and recommendations for scaling –up/replicatingthe model in other parts of the PunjabAchieved. See Section 4-d And Annex8See Section 6. Database ready fortransfer to Lahore-DC; BZU & IUBSubmitted. Delayed by 2 weeksMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 16

PVAANNEX 2SAMPLEBAHAWALPUR- Quality Assurance PerformaDateSTATUSUpdateN Location Form No. Received Tangible Intangible Complete Incomplete Observation1 Bwp 1Site is archaeological completebut information ismissinginformationreceived on 41 1August, 092 Ahmedpur 2 1 13 Ahmadpur 3 1 14 Ahmedpur 4 1 15 Ahmedpur 5 1 16 KPT 6 1 17 KPT 7 1 18 KPT 8 1 19 KPT 9 1 110 KPT 10 1 111 KPT 11 1 112 KPT 12 1 113 KPT 13 1 114 KPT 14 1 115 Ahmedpur 16 1 116 Ahmedpur 17 1 117 Ahmedpur 18 1 118 KPT 19 21-Jul-09 1 119 KPT 20 4-Aug-09 1 120 KPT 21 4-Aug-09 1 121 KPT 22 4-Aug-09 1 122 KPT 23 4-Aug-09 1 123 KPT 24 4-Aug-09 1 124 Yazman 26 17-Aug-09 1 125 Yazman 27 17-Aug-09 1 126 BWP 28 17-Aug-09 1 127 BWP 29 17-Aug-09 1 128 BWP 30 17-Aug-09 1 129 Yazman 31 17-Aug-09 1 130 Yazman 32 17-Aug-09 1 131 Hasilpur 33 31-Aug-09 1 132 Hasilpur 34 31-Aug-09 1 133 Hasilpur 35 31-Aug-09 1 134 Hasilpur 36 31-Aug-09 1 135 Hasilpur 37 31-Aug-09 1 136 Yazman 38 31-Aug-09 1 1SUB-TOTAL 27 9 36 0site name is missingS quare ft area ismissingcompleteinformationcompleteinformationrec eived on August17, o9MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 17

PVAAnnex 3Sample Field Visit ReportVisit of the Field Survey Review Team (FSRT)A field survey review team – FSRT, visited the city of Bahawalpur and the Project FieldOffice. The team reached Bahawalpur on the 2 nd of July 2009.Project Field OfficeThe team reviewed the workings of the project field office. Mr. Zahid and Mr. Zameerbriefed the system of data information entry for the documentation of the CulturalMapping Forms.Data Entry SystemPVA associates from years of conservation experience have developed a much efficientdata entry and information retrieval system. The appointed field survey teams havemanaged to implement this data entry system with efficiency and are extremelycomfortable in using this user-friendly system.This system is based on managing individual folders for each of the identified villages ina particular District, in this case Bahawalpur District. These main village folders thencontain subfolders for every tangible and intangible heritage of that village which hasbeen recorded by the field survey teams. This subfolder is named according to the GISForm number plus the name of the identified structure, in case of a tangible, or thename of the place, for the intangibles.Each of these subfolders comprises a comprehensive data regarding the relevant form.These subfolders include photographic documentation, any documented video and oraudio regarding that form and any other additional information such as archival record,maps, architectural drawings and personnel’s contacts.(in simple wordsmain folder - Tehsil or Village sub folder - forms subfolder - data subfolderone tehsil or village subfolder can have more then one form folders)The system has proved to be working accurately as the GIS mapping shows readableand accurate information displays after the data has been transferred to the mainproject office and GIS data entry and mapping is carried out.The FSRT is completely satisfied with both the efficient working of the field survey officeand the implemented data gathering and entry system.MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 18

PVAFormIDSite Name Settlement Kind ofAsset2001 Shrine of HazratBaha-ud-Din ZakriaANNEX 4: List of Built Assets, Dist. MultanMultan Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafType of Asset Ownership Category of Merit2002 Shah Rukn-ud-Din Multan Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafAlam2003 Damdama Multan Building Historical DiistrictGovt2004 Bab-ul-Qasim Multan Gate Way Historical DiistrictGovt2005 Sawi Masjid Multan Mosque Historical/Religious FAD2006 Dehli Gate Multan Gate Way Historical DiistrictGovt2008 Khaga Shah Jalal-u- Multan Shrine Historical/Religious FADDin2010 Shahi Masjid Eid Multan Mosque Historical/Religious AuqafGah2011 Hazrat Shah ShamsTabraiziMultan Shrine Historical/Religious DiistrictGovt2014 Darbar Mosa Pak Multan Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafShaheed2015 Sarey Sindian Wali Multan Temple Historical/Religious AuqafBagh Baji2016 Aam Khas Bagh Multan Garden Historical TMA2018 Peer Khassy Waly(Qadeer Abad)Multan Shrine Historical Private2019 Hawaili Raj Pootan Basti Nou-Mlt House Historical Private2021 Lange Khan Bagh Multan Garden Historical Private2022 Library Lange Khan Multan Library Historical DiistrictGovt2023 Jain Mandar Choori Multan Temple Historical/Religious AuqafSaraye2024 Ghanta Ghar Multan Clock HistoricalTMATower2025 Jamia Masjid Hazrat Multan Mosque Historical/Religious AuqafKhawaja Awais2026 Chochekzai Temple Multan Temple Historical/Religious Auqaf2027 Peer Mohabat Shah Multan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateBukhari2029 Peer Shah Shakoor Multan Shrine Historical/Religious Private2030 Darbar AbdurRasheed HaqaniMakhdomRashid-MltShrine Historical/Religious Auqaf2032 Darbar Shah Khanpur Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateMachineMarral-Mlt2034 Shahi Masjid Multan Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateTotalaan Wali2036 Haqania Masjid Multan Mosque Religious Auqaf2037 Masjid ShahMachine2038 Bibi Rasti PakDamni Darbar2039 Graveyard BastiShah MachineMultan Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateMultan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateMultan Graveyard Archaeological Private1 11 11* 111MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 19

2041 Darbar Ghaus Multan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateMahayuddin2043 Mosque Chashma Multan Mosque Religious PrivateBibi Pak Damini2044 Double Phatak Multan Phatak Historical TMA2046 Canal Rest House Multan RestHouseHistoricalDiistrictGovt2047 Telegraph office Multan Office Historical DiistrictGovt2501 Jahaz Mahel Shujabad Palace Historical DiistrictGovt2701 Shrine of Sultan Peer Jalalpur Shrine Historical AuqafQattal2702 83/5, Marla Scheme Jalalpur Mound Archaeological Private2704 Hazrat Sheikh Ismail Jalalpur Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafDarbar2706 Satta Sahaba Jalalpur Graveyard Historical Private2709 Shahi Masjid Jalalpur Mosque Religious Private2711 Darbar Peer Auliya Jalalpur Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf2712 Mosque Kho Karari Jalalpur Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateWala2055 Railway Station Multan RailwayStationHistoricalDiistrictGovt2511 Darbaar Rasheed Shujabad Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateShah2506 Rasheed Shah Gate Shujabad Gate Historical TMA2059 Darbaar Sakhi Sultan Multan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateAli Akbar2508 Shrine of Nawab Shujabad Shrine Historical/Religious TMAShuja2509 Multani Gate Shujabad Religious Private2514 Nadeem Raj's House Shujabad House Vernacular Private2056 Nishtar Hospital Multan Hospital Historical DiistrictGovt2512 Mandar Bagh Wala Shujabad Temple Historical Auqaf2515 Hawaili Shujabad House Vernacular Private2060 Childern Complex Multan Hospital Historical DiistrictGovt2510 Chotaka Gate Shujabad Gate Way Historical TMA2058 Civil Hospital Multan Hospital Historical DiistrictGovt2507 Eid Gah Shujabad Building Historical Auqaf2720 Peer Abdul Hadde Jalalpur Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf2723 Jame Mosque Shiekh Jalalpur Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateSahab Wali2729 Temple Jalalpur Temple Historical/Religious Auqaf2721 Faizul Uloom, Hafiz Jalalpur Mosque Religious PrivateWala2730 Dera Dewan Jalalpur House Vernacular Private2077 Railway Station MultanRailway HistoricalDiistrictTattaypurStaationGovt2078 Old Baradaries Multan Pond Historical AuqafPVA2079 Union Council Multan Office Historical DiistrictOfficeGovt2070 Khudakka Masjid Multan Mosque Historical/Religious Auqaf2072 Masjid Nawaban Multan Mosque Historical/Religious AuqafMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 20

Wali2063 Shah Machine Multan Mound Archaeological Private2066 Shah Shakoor, Multan Mound Archaeological PrivateMakhdoom Rasheed2082 Patti Sarkar Multan Mound Archaeological Private2076 Baba Gulzar Shah Multan Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf2074 Qamar Din Rehmat Colony- Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafMlt2069 Peer Maskin Shah Multan Shrine Historical/Religious Private2081 Hazrat Peer Masoom Multan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateShah2083 Al-Jilani Masjid Multan Mosque Historical/Religious Private2084 Kho Maqsood Wala Multan Mound Archaeological Private2090 Karai Baloach Multan Mound Archaeological Private2086 Darbar Pir Kari Wala Multan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateSarkar2088 Gumbad Wali Multan Mosque Religious PrivateMasjid2094 Masjid Pawaliyan Multan Mosque Religious PrivateWali2085 Habib House Multan House Vernacular Private2087 Darbar SayedBukhari Sharif2092 Darbar Hazrat Sayedkamal Shah2093 Darbar SheikhMohammad KabirMultan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateMultan Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateMultan Shrine Historical/Religious Private2733 Rasheed House Jalalpur House Vernacular Private2736 Shabbir House Jalalpur House Vernacular TMA2738 Naik Muhammad Jalalpur House Vernacular TMA2734 Ismael House Jalalpur House Vernacular Private2101 Walled City Multan Wall Historical TMA2089 Rageelpur Masjid Multan Mosque Historical/Religious Private2096 Darbar Moj Darya Multan Shrine Historical/Religious Private2100 Nigar khana Multan Building Historical Auqaf2098 Kaloo Wala Multan Mound Archaeological Private2741 Masjid Pherana Jalalpur Mosque Historical/Religious Private2746 Old Mosque Jalalpur Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateUmerpur2113 Haram Gate Multan Mosque Historical DiistrictGovt2521 Suresh Chand House Shujabad Building Historical Private2522 Mandar Jinnah Shujabad Temple Historical/Religious PrivateColony2760 Madrassa Arbia Jalalpur Madrassa Historical/Religious Private2759 Masjid Mehriya Jalalpur Mosque Historical/Religious Private2757 Tahir House Jalalpur House Vernacular Private2751 Bangla Dewan Jalalpur House Vernacular Private2126 Lakhi Wala Multan Mound Archaeological Private2130 Akbar Shah Tomb Multan Tomb Historical Private2131 Akbria Masjid Multan Mosque Historical/Religious PrivatePVAMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 21

2526 Darbar Peer Mehbob Shujabad Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateShah2538 Masjid Noori Wali Shujabad Mosque Historical/Religious PrivatePVATehsil Multan-Mlt;Tehsil Shujabad-Shjb;Tehsil Jalalpur Pir Wala -JpwMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 22

PVAANNEX 5: List of Built Assets, Dist. BahawalpurForm Site Name Settlement Kind of Type of Asset Ownersh CategoryIDAssetip1 11 11* 1111 Thull Abbas Nagar - Watch Archaeological Private2 Tomb of BahawalHaleemBhpTowerUch Sharif-AP Tomb Historical Fed.Archaeology3 Nooria Uch Sharif-AP Tomb Historical Fed.Archaeology4 Tomb of Bibi Uch Sharif-AP Tomb Historical AuqafJawindi5 Vernecular House Uch Sharif-AP House Vernacular Private6 Ubaidia Masjid Mohallah Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateJomani-Kpt7 Khanan Wali Masjid Mohallah Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateGaggrah-Kpt8 Khawaja Khuda Mohallah Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafBakshJomani-Kpt9 Hindeera of Ashraf Jawan Peer- Tomb Historical PrivateBeigKpt10 Hindeera of Imam Jawan Peer- Tomb Historical PrivateShahKpt11 Hindeera of Khuda Jawan Peer- Tomb Historical PrivateYarKpt12 Hindeera of Abbasi Jawan Peer- Tomb Historical PrivateFamilyKpt13 Mari Khanan Wali Bheli-Kpt House Vernacular Private14 Al-Madina Masjid Behli-Kpt Mosque Historical/Religious Private16 Fazaluddin Ladla Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf17 Ram Ram Well Uch Sharif-AP Well Historical Private18 Jalal Qutab Kmal Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf20 Khoh Chader BastiWell Historical PrivateMaghera-Kpt21 Shrine of Aaqil Shah Aaqil Shah- Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateKpt22 Shrine of Ahmed Syed Imam Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateSherShah-Kpt23 Peer Gareeb Shah Syed Imam Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafShah-Kpt28 Jame Masjid Habib Tibi Sohagen- Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateShahBhp29 Jamil House Tibi Sohagen- Building Vernacular PrivateBhp30 Habib Shah Tibi Sohagen- Shrine Historical/Religious PrivateBhp33 Thull Hasilpur-Hsp Mound Archaeological Private34 Rangeela Shah GareebMehala-Hsp38 Tiba Chip Wala Darawar Fort-YzmShrine Religious AuqafMound Archaeological PrivateMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 23

39 Run Wala Ther Darawar Fort- Mound Archaeological PrivateYzm40 Prehar Wala Darawar Fort- Mound Archaeological PrivateYzm41 Ganweri Wala Darawar Fort- Mound Archaeological PrivateYzm42 Rayasti Wali Ther Darawar Fort- Mound Archaeological PrivateYzm45 Ziarat Shah Yazman Shrine Historical/Religious Private47 Masjid Jano Wali BastiMosque Historical/Religious PrivateUsmanpur-AP48 Madrassa Usmania BastiBuilding Religious PrivateUsmanpur-AP49 Masjid Abdul Wahid BastiMosque Religious PrivateUsmanpur-AP60 Ahmedpuri Gate Bahawalpur Gate Historical TMA61 7 Sahaba Moza Nahar Graves Historical PrivateWali-Bhp62 Jamia Masjid Mian Basti Mian Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateSahibSahib-Bhp500 Central Library Bahawalpur Library Historical TMA501 Uch Shrif Bazaar Uch Sharif-AP Bazaar Historical Private502 Abdul Qadir Sani Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf503 Saifudeen Hakani Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf504 Peer Hassan Kabir-udinUch Sharif - Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafAP505 Dollet Khanna Bahawalpur Building Historical Private506 Kalla Dhari Temple Bahawalpur Temple Historical/Religious Auqaf507 Boarding House Bahawalpur House Historical TEVTA508 Muhammadpura Bahawalpur House Vernacular PrivateHouse515 Malook Shah Bahawalpur Graveyard Historical/Religious Private517 Masjid Abdul Ghani Basti Merana- Mosque Religious PrivateYzm518 140 DB Well 140 DB-Yzm Well Historical Private520 Masjid Hajaat Uch Sharif-AP Mosque Historical/Religious Auqaf521 Mosa Pak Shaheed Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf525 Wool factory Bahawalpur Building Historical Private532 Budha Khu Masjid Yazman Mosque Historical Private533 Civil Veterinary Yazman Building Historical PrivateHospital540 Khewtal Wala Darawar Fort- Mound Archaeological PrivateYzm1000 Bait-ul-Maal Palace Historical Private1001 Peer Jahanian Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf1002 Masjid Mughlan Uch Mughlan- Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateAP1003 Abu Hanifa Uch Sharif -APShrine Historical/Religious Fed.Archaeology1004 Sadrudin Rajan Qatal Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical/Religious Auqaf1005 Jamia Masjid Bahawalpur Mosque Historical/Religious AuqafPVAMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 24

Alsadiq1007 Sadiq Dain HighSchoolBahawalpur School Historical PunjabEducation1008 Masjid Sodagar Wali Bahawalpur Mosque Historical/Religious Auqaf1010 Rana ka Bhana Bahawalpur House Historical PrivatePVA1015 Garib Shah Riaz Abad- Shrine Historical/Religious AuqafBhp1019 Jamal Dervesh Uch Sharif-AP Shrine Historical Auqaf1024 Noor Muhammad Mohalla House Historical PrivateHouseShadran-Bhp1042 Mian Sher Factory Hasilpur Buliding Historical Private1046 Tiba Kalian Paran Kalian Paran- Mound Archaeological PrivateYzm1047 Masjid Mughlan Uch Sharif-AP Mosque Historical/Religious Private1048 College Wala Tibba Uch Sharif-AP Mound Archaeological Private1055 Jame Masjid Haidria Pipli Rajan Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateQattal-AP1056 KalianParan Khoo Moj Garh- Well Historical PrivateYzm1064 Sui Vihar Stupa Khanqah, Bwp Stupa Historical/Religious Private1068 Badshahi Masjid Derawar Fort- Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateYzm1070 Peer Jume Shah Basti Luqman Shrine Historical/Religious Private-Bhp1071 Old Railway Station Samma Satta - Station Historical/Religious PrivateBhp1072 Purani Bethak Dera Masti- House Vernacular PrivateBhp1081 Masjid-i- Aqsa Bahawalpur Mosque Historical/Religious Private1079 Old House Bahwalpur House Vernacular Private1076 Chbotra Bazaar AP Market Vernacular Private1073 Sher Shah AP Shrine Historical/Religious Private51 Moj Garh Mosque Moj Garh- Mosque Historical/Religious PrivateYzm54 Moj Garh Fort Moj Garh- Fort Historical PrivateYzm55 Nawab Maroof Khan Moj Garh-HistoricalPrivatetombYzmTomb56 Qalander Shah Tomb Hasilpur Tomb Historical Private66 Derawer Fort Derawer-Yzm Fort Historical Private72 Derwer Graveyard Derawer-Yzm Graveyard Historical/Religious Private71 Bandel Shah Tomb Ap Tomb Historical Private72 Nagan Wala Mander Ap Temple Historical/Religious Private74Mubarkpur- Railway HistoricalPunjabRailway Station BwpStationGovt75 Shah Mahmood Mubarkpur-HistoricalPrivateShrineBwpShrine76 Ghaipur Fort Kpt Fort Historical Private77 Masjid GulzareMadian Kpt MosqueHistorical/ReligiousPrivateMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 25

78 Masjid Gudkain Kpt Mosque Historical/Religious Private79 Peer Bader ShahHistorical/Religious PrivateShrine Kpt Shrine80 ThullWatching Archaeological PrivateKptTower81 Bhorey Shah Shrine Kpt Shrine Historical/Religious Private82 Marot Fort Fortabbas Fort Historical/Religious PrivateMoj Garh-HistoricalPrivate548 Thana Moj Garh YzmThana551 Noor Mahal Bwp Palace Historical Private552 Farid Gate Bwp Gate Historical TMA553 Shamas Masjid Hasilpur Mosque Historical/Religious Private555 Darbar Mahal Bwp Palace Historical PrivateKhawaja Hakeem Khangarh-Historical/Religious Private560 SeraniBwpShrineHead Rajkan-Archaeological Private565 9, Wali Ther YzmMoundHakeem KhakwaniHistoricalPrivate566 Tomb Ap Tomb568 Al-Sadiq Masjid Bahwalpur Mosque Historical/Religious Private572 old School Bahwalpur School Historical Private1084 Chachran Mosque Yazman Mosque Historical/Religious Private1085 Nawan Kot Fort Yazman Fort Historical Private1086 Bijnot Fort Yazman Fort Historical Private1087 Khan Garh Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1088 Khan Garh Fort Yazman Fort Archaeological Private1089 Rukanpur Mound Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1090 Rukanpur Mosque Yazman Mosque Historical/Religious Private1091 Rukanpur Fort Yazman Fort Historical Private1092 Dhari Watt Tibba Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1093 Kharambi Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1094 Jhari Wala Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1095 Khar,ri Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1096 Kasai wala Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1097 Kane wala Tibba Yazman Mound Archaeological Private1098 Camp wali Dahar Yazman Mound Archaeological PrivatePVA1099 Kothi thal Yazman Mound Archaeological PrivateTehsil Ahmedpur- Ap; Tehsil Bahawalpur- Bwp;Tehsil Hasalpur -Hsp,Tehsil Khairpur Tame Wali -Kpt;Tehsil Yazman -YzmLISTING CRITERIAIdentification Criteria for Listing of Built AssetsThe formulated identification criterion is mainly based on the categories of the Antiquities Act, 1975, withan added conceptual support from the documents consulted.Category- IMonuments and archaeological sites, urban/rural heritage structures or precincts/premises either protectedon unprotected, which from their present condition symbolize unique values, like historic, architectural,archaeological, cultural or artistic, any one or all together. These can be monuments and sites which shouldMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 26

PVAbe maintained in permanent good repair due to their outstanding, unique and authentic architectural orhistoric interest.Category- II*Monuments and Archaeological sites, urban/rural heritage structures or precincts/premises which possessundiscovered values and significance of both architectural and historic interest. These can be eitherexplored or unexplored archaeological mound or those mounds, as yet unlisted heritage structures onwhich surface collection has been carried out but are of sufficient significance to require preserving in theirpresent state and safeguarded against further deterioration.Category- IIMonuments and Archaeological sites, urban/rural heritage structures or precincts/premises unprotected, forwhich it has only become recently possible or desirable to be restored and conserved from further decay by‘early preventive conservation’ such as the eradication of vegetation , protection from water seepage fromwalls and foundation, contextual stabilization and general maintenance. These can be monuments whichare particularly significantly both architecturally and historically and signify more than a local interest orare valued by the community as significant assets.Category- IIIMonuments and archaeological sites, urban/rural heritage or precincts/premises of lesser importance forwhich preservation and conservation has either become impossible or unnecessary due to their advancedstate of decay, or inappropriate interventions which have damaged irrevocably their authenticity. Theseshould be documented at the minimum.MAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 27

PVAAnnex 7TABLE SHOWING THE EXISTING CRAFT KNOWLEDGE IN A SELECTION OF VILLAGES MAPPED IN DISTRICTMULTAN & BWPS FormIDType ofAssetSettlement Kind of Asset Classified byGender ofCraft personCategory of MeritPrevalenceMen/Women 1(Unique)11(High-LowQuality)EndangeredDISTRICT BAHAWALPUR119 Shoe KPT(Behli) Khussa Making Men LimitedMakingTextile KPT(Behli) Embroidery Women HighPalm Leaf KPT(Behli) 'Changer'' WomenHighMakingPottery KPT(Behli) 'Ghara'' making Men Limited224 Shoe KPT(City) Khussa Making Men LimitedMakingTextile KPT(City) 'Chunri '' Work Women+ Men MediumPottery KPT(City) 'Matkas''making Men LimitedTextile KPT(City) Block Printing Women+ Men MediumTextile KPT(City) 'Khais'' Making Men LimitedSouvenir KPT(City) Decoration Piece Women+ Men Medium3 26 Textile Yazman Embroidery Women HighDISTRICT MULTAN4 2703Shoe Jalalpur(Umerpur) Khussa Making Women+ Men HighMakingShoe Jalalpur(Basti Ismaeel)) Khussa Making Women+ Men Medium5 2705 Making6 2707Textile Jalalpur(Basti Phirana)Embroidery Women High72710 Textile Jalalpur(Basti KhudaWomenHighBaksh)Embroidery89101112ShoeMakingJalalpur(Basti KhudaBaksh)Khussa Making Men High2713 Shoe Jalalpur(Khan Bela) Khussa Making Men HighMakingTextile Jalalpur(Khan Bela)Embroidery Women High2714 Palm Leaf Jalalpur(Khan Bela) 'Changer'' WomenHighmaking2715 Pottery Jalalpur(MohallaMenMediumSiddiqiya)'Matkas'' making2716 Textile Jalalpur(Mohalla GarebWomen+ MenMediumShah)Embroidery2717 Textile Jalalpur(Basti Bandran)EmbroideryWomen+ MenMediumPalm Leaf Jalalpur(Basti Bandran) 'Changer'' WomenHighmakingPalm Leaf Jalalpur(Basti Bandran) Basket making Women High13 2718 Textile Jalalpur(Basti MisranWali)'Rilli'' making Women LimitedMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 28

PVA14 2740 Textile Jalalpur(Meer Kot) Embroidery Women+ Men HighPalm Leaf Jalalpur(Meer Kot) Embroidery Women+ Men HighShoeMakingJalalpur(Meer Kot) Khussa Making Women+ Men Limited15 2749 Souvenir Jalalpur(Mochi Penhon) Decoration Piece Women+ Men Limited16 2007 Palm Leaf Multan(Nawabpur) Basket making Women+ Men LimitedTextile Multan(Nawabpur) Embroidery Women+ Men HighShoe Multan(Nawabpur) Khussa Making Men MediumMaking17 2012 Textile Multan(Mohammadi Embroidery Women+ Men HighMohalla)18 2013 Textile Multan(Aminabad) Embroidery Women+ Men HighPalm Leaf Multan(Aminabad) Basket making Women+ Men HighShoe Multan(Aminabad) Khussa Making Men HighMakingSouvenir Multan(Aminbad) Decoration Piece Women+ Men Limited19 2031 Textile Multan(Bohar Gate) Embroidery Women+ Men High20 2033 Textile Multan(MakhdoomRasheed)Palm LeafShoeMakingMultan(MakhdoomRasheed)Multan(MakhdoomRasheed)Embroidery Women+ Men HighBasket making Women+ Men HighKhussa Making Men High21 2033 Textile Multan(Ahata) Embroidery Women+ Men HighPalm Leaf Multan(Ahata) Basket Making Men Limited22 2065 Textile Multan(Gillani Bazaar) Embroidery Women+ Men HighTextile Multan(Gillani Bazaar) 'Chunri'' Work Women+ Men LimitedExample of Information which can be drawn and Analyzed from GIS DatabaseMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 29