Where have excavations take place in vedic age?

Excavations related to the Vedic Age have primarily taken place in regions of northern India, particularly in areas associated with the early Indo-Aryan culture. Significant sites include the archaeological sites of Hastinapura and Kurukshetra, which are linked to Vedic texts. Additionally, excavations in the Ganges Valley and along the Saraswati River have provided insights into the socio-cultural aspects of this period. These sites have revealed artifacts, pottery, and evidence of early settlements reflective of Vedic society.