Deep in the mudflats of the Indus Delta, this unnamed fort remains submerged most of the year, emerging only during the low tide for a few months. The local name for the site is Jam Jaskar Goth, named after the local chief of the area, however, its historical name and identity remains a mystery. The visible parts of the site include a square shaped fort, a graveyard, a kiln, and a large mosque. Stone slabs with Kufic inscriptions found at the site indicate a possible age around the 13th century.
