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harappan bricks speak of signs of planning..true or false

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Answered by sahaniamankumar3

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Answer:

true

Explanation:

Interlocking pattern of laying bricks was used while building walls in Harrapan cities.

Ancient Indus valley civilization was known for the strength of its walls which stood strong for thousands of years.

These bricks were watertight due to the presence of natural tar and coated with plaster for extra strength of the walls.

Answered by Anonymous

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Harappan bricks speaks the endowed and well planning of a city

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