comparative study between Harappan and mesopotamian civilisation
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The heart of the history of India or the first human life
of Indian subcontinent, the Great Indus valley civilisation. It is also known
as “The Harrapan civilisation.” It was spreaded across parts of India as well
as large part of Pakistan. The name Indus valley comes from its main river in
its river system which is the Indus River. It was a civilisation of the Bronze
Age and it dated from 3000 BC – 1500 BC. It was one the 1st
civilisations taking place in the world history. The people of Indus valley civilization were
extremely peaceful and advanced in farming.
They
were also good in the field of trade. They traded with the Mesopotamian and
Egyptian civilization.
The land of Ziggurats
or the Mesopotamian civilization was known for its complex government
structures. The area of it was just like in the shape of a crescent and so was
also called “the ancient fertile crescent area”. It was situated between the
two fertile rivers- Tigris and Euphrates. It was in existence from 3500-1800
BC. These people were hot-minded and used to fight which caused often wars
between people, rulers and other countries. Due to these wars the civilization
declined.
The heart of the history of India or the first human life
of Indian subcontinent, the Great Indus valley civilisation. It is also known
as “The Harrapan civilisation.” It was spreaded across parts of India as well
as large part of Pakistan. The name Indus valley comes from its main river in
its river system which is the Indus River. It was a civilisation of the Bronze
Age and it dated from 3000 BC – 1500 BC. It was one the 1st
civilisations taking place in the world history. The people of Indus valley civilization were
extremely peaceful and advanced in farming.
They
were also good in the field of trade. They traded with the Mesopotamian and
Egyptian civilization.
The land of Ziggurats
or the Mesopotamian civilization was known for its complex government
structures. The area of it was just like in the shape of a crescent and so was
also called “the ancient fertile crescent area”. It was situated between the
two fertile rivers- Tigris and Euphrates. It was in existence from 3500-1800
BC. These people were hot-minded and used to fight which caused often wars
between people, rulers and other countries. Due to these wars the civilization
declined.
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