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Ancient Indian History – Indus Valley Civilization, Mohenjo Daro, Harappan Culture
The past of India goes back several thousand years. We learn about it from the evidences
which our ancestors have left behind. Even when the paper was not made.
Ancient Indian History - Indus Valley Civilization, Mohenjo Daro, Harappan Culture [hide]
 1 Unique Feature of the Indus Valley Civilization
 2 Indus Valley Civilization History
 3 The lives of the people in Indus Valley Civilization
 4 Indus Valley Civilization Notes
 5 Nomenclature of Indus Valley Civilisation
 6 Geographical Spread
 7 Some New Discoveries
 8 Who Built the Indus Valley Civilization
 9 Indus Cities
 10 Town Planning
 11 Agriculture
 12 Domestication of Animals
 13 Trade
 14 Towns Associated with Different Industries
o 14.1 Major Imports
 15 Art and Craft
 16 Religious Practices
 17 Burial Practices
 18 Script
 19 Decline of the Cuvilisation
 20 Important Harappan Sites
 21 Possible Causes of Disappearance
Indus Valley Civilisation is a bronze age that was located in the north western region of
Indian subcontinent. Since many of the Harppan settlement are found on the vast plane of
river Saraswati which is dry today. It is also called as Indus-Saraswati Civilization. The
Harrappan culture was spread over the many part of India like Sindh, Baluchistan, Punjab &
Haryana, Western Uttar Pradesh, Jammu, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Northern Maharashtra.
The important Harappan sites are Kotoji located on left bank of river Indus opposite
Mohenjodaro, Harappa, KaliBanga, Mehrgarh, Mundigak, Damb Dadaat, Amri, Gumla,
Rehman Dehri, Dolavira, Lothal.

The Harappan culture lasted for more than a thousand years. The world’s earliest urban
civilization came to an end around 1300 BC. Natural calamities like floods, teriible epidemic
diseases, and attack by wild animals are the suspected reasons for their decline. Although
some aspects of the Harappan culture continued after their decline, those who succeeded
Harappans knew nothing of city life. Thus decline of the Harappan culture was a negative
event in the history of India.
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