Characteristic features of work for indus valley civilization ?
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indus was a good place for availibility of water.
soil was fertile.
food was appropiate.
land was plains.
so civilisation grew
soil was fertile.
food was appropiate.
land was plains.
so civilisation grew
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The two main cities of indus velley civilization are Harappa and Mohenjo - daro, in Pakistan. These cities were discovered in the 1920s. They were the first evidence of a fairy advanced civilization in the Indus velley. Subsequent excavation spread as far as the present Haritana to the east and as far as Gujarat to the south.
The significant features of Indus Valley civilization are personal cleanliness, town planning, construction of burnt-brick houses, ceramics, casting, forging of metals, manufacturing of cotton and woolen textiles.
Mohenjo-Daro people had finest bath facilities, drainage system, and knowledge of personal hygiene.
The portrayal of a three-faced figure surrounded by various animals has been considered as Shiva in the form of Pasupati or Brahma, the originator of Brahmi School of learning.
The Harappan people could prepare painted potteries of burnt clay, glazed potteries faience, terracotta, etc. The glazing of potteries is believed to be of Indian origin.
The cities were supported by both trade and agriculture. The foundations of well-planned shipyards at Kalibangan and Lothal and granaries at all these main Harappan sites indicate how important they were in the economy of that time.
Certain medicated and contemplative postures of the people, available among terracotta figurines suggest that they also developed the science of physical and mental discipline to a high degree.
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The significant features of Indus Valley civilization are personal cleanliness, town planning, construction of burnt-brick houses, ceramics, casting, forging of metals, manufacturing of cotton and woolen textiles.
Mohenjo-Daro people had finest bath facilities, drainage system, and knowledge of personal hygiene.
The portrayal of a three-faced figure surrounded by various animals has been considered as Shiva in the form of Pasupati or Brahma, the originator of Brahmi School of learning.
The Harappan people could prepare painted potteries of burnt clay, glazed potteries faience, terracotta, etc. The glazing of potteries is believed to be of Indian origin.
The cities were supported by both trade and agriculture. The foundations of well-planned shipyards at Kalibangan and Lothal and granaries at all these main Harappan sites indicate how important they were in the economy of that time.
Certain medicated and contemplative postures of the people, available among terracotta figurines suggest that they also developed the science of physical and mental discipline to a high degree.
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