Question

Describe the following features of Harappan civilization in two to three sentences. (3)

1. House 2. Roads 3. Public Bath​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

1

in Harappan civilization the house was very good they used to make the house that's all

2 .in Harappan civilization the roads are too good there are no digs in the road in that time there are too many digs in the road

3

in Harappan civilization the public bath is also too good this is like a swimming pool in which anybody can bath..

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Answer 2

Answer:

1) HOUSES OF HARAPPAN CIVILISATION - SHORTCUT

1. The residential buildings were built on a high mound in order to protect them from floods.

2. The sizes of the house varied from single room tenants to bigger houses with courtyards, upto twelve rooms, private wells and toilets. Each house had covered drains connected with street drains.

3. The houses were made of brick and wood with each house having doors, windows and ventilators.

2) FEATURES OF URBAN PLANNING - SHORTCUT

The main characteristics of town planning were the following:

i) Each city was divided into two parts-the raised area called the 'Citadel' and the 'lower town.'

ii) The main streets followed a grid pattern running from north to south or from east to west.

iii) The houses at street corners were rounded to allow carts to pass easily.

iv) House drains emptied all waste water into the street drains.

v) The streets crossed the main road at right angles, dividing the city into square or rectangular blocks

3) TRADE IN HARAPPAN CIVILISATION - SHORTCUT

There is abundant evidence that the Harappans traded not only with other parts of India but also with many countries of Asia. The Harappans carried on considerable trade in stone, metal, shell, etc., within the Indus civilisation zone. They did not use metal money but carried on all exchanges through barter. Harappans had commercial contacts with their western neighbours. The Harappan merchants were exporting to and importing goods from the west and Central Asian sites.