I have found some ancient maps that some one has prepared, not sure about the site but the guy seems to have worked hard on them:
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Its interesting to see Sindh in 5th century AD
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By 1000 AD the provinces are more or the less in the same situation like now 
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The maps fascinate me, its interesting to see that most of Pakistan now for the most part have been parts of Central Asian as well as Persian empires. Close relationship especially has been present between Sindh, and Balochistan and then in the North between today's Punjab and KP. There are other phases in which most of these areas have been under the same rulers. And then at different times they remained part of mongol empires, Temour etc. Sindh in its present shape can be seen in 5th century AD.
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As per historical records, even today's Multan was part of Sindh during Arab conquest in 8th Century. Muhabbad Bin Qasim went upto Multan chasing Dahir's son.
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Allah ne banaye jori…aik …aagey ka aap dono khud fill in karain 
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lol :)
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I really thought this post was by Sannan. 
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^ yes me too ;)