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'World Heritage Sites' are places or buildings of outstanding universal value recognized as constituting a world heritage 'for whose\udprotection it is the duty of the international community as a whole to co-operate'. The concept of World Heritage is at the core of the\udWorld Heritage Convention, adopted by Heritage List as a means of identifying, protecting, conserving and presenting those parts of\udthe world's natural and cultural heritage that are of sufficient 'outstanding universal value' to be the responsibility of the\udinternational community as a whole. By joining the Convention, nation states are pledged to safeguard the WH S by protecting their\udnational heritage. UNESCO in 1972, to which 160 nations have now been adhered. The Convention came into force in 1975 and\udestablished a Site in their territory as part of a universally agreed policy for World.  \udMoenjodaro site covering an area of 555 Acres out of which only 10 % of it has been excavated by exposing 50 Kilometer standing\udwalls. The wall of the main street of DK G Area, Mohen jo Daro partially deformed, due to the torque effects this is studied here on\uda lateral cross wall in the chief house. Furthermore, the resulting behaviour of the bucking wall demonstrates the significant loadbearing\udcapacity of the structure under service conditions and its high sensitivity to imposed changes of the geometry. Although the\udtensile stresses exceeded the flexural strength at the vertices and the length of the wall, hence both the geometry and condition of this\udarea are critical for the safety of the wall. The results of this study can improve the assessment and thus help in the preservation of\udmany important structures of the metropolitan city. Here the hydrous characteristic of the brick is studied as a general phenomenon,\udit is observed that the remains of the sites located in Sindh suffered a lot mostly due to age, human neglect variations of atmospheric\udcondition, severe temperature and natural disasters.  \udThe main causes of decay are summarised as: Salt Action and moisture in filtration from ground and atmosphere direct rains.  \udHas also resulted in structural distress including extreme thermal stress, poor site drainage, material decay and visitors behaviour.\udHence the brick material is “tired” to performance and its durability decreases under different influences for varying reasons, the\udcauses of decay are material properties or structure properties or by environmental influences thus <b>repair</b><sup>1</sup> is required. The aim of\udthis paper is to study the main deformation affecting Moenjodaro structures, an archaeological site that prospered from 2350 to 1800\udBC, thermal stress causing walls to lean and decay structurally

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Stabilization of endangered part of structures by building dry brunt brick buttressing, critical case study of plane wall in DKG-North Area, Mohenjo daro