a sophisticated urban is evident in most of the Indus Valley cities .justify the statement .write 30 to 40 words.
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In 1925 archaeologists announced a spectacular discovery of immense urban ruins of two cities Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa divided apart by a distance of 640 km but identical in their layout, architecture and building technique.
In 1922 Dr. Rakhal Das Banerjee, the then Archaeological Superintendent of Western Circle noticed a Buddhist stupa at Mahenjo-daro in the Larkana district of sind (now Pakistan).
Simultaneously Sir Dayaram Sahani discovered some remnants of pre-historic age at Harappa in Montgomery district of the Punjab (now Pakistan). Excavation in both places unearthed valuable materials of a civilisation of higher order. Excavation at various other sites at Chandra Daro, Amri, Lohunjo-daro, Noa and Rupar proved that a prodigious civilization lived in the region about 5000 years ago and tied round the river Indus and its tributaries and thus identified as the Indus valley civilization.
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