Question

how do we know about the agricultural practices which existed during the Harappan civilization​

Answer 1

Answer:

Harappans grew wheat, barley, pulses, peas, rice, sesame, linseed, and mustard. They also developed some new tools known as plough and was used to dig earth for planting the seeds and turning the soil. A method of irrigation was used due to less rainfall.

Answer 2

We Know About The Agricultural Practices Which Existed During The Harappan Civilization Because:-

• Archaeologists have found information of a ploughed field at signatures and terracotta sculpture reveals that the bull was recognized and oxen were used for ploughing where two varied crops were grown together.
• Harappan people cultivated barley, wheat, rice, pulses, barley, peas, sesame, linseed, and mustard. They also formulated some modern tools known as plough which was used to dig earth for harvesting the seeds and swivelling the soil.
• The preponderance of agriculture during the Harappan civilization is revealed by finds of grains in several sites of civilization.
• Canals and wells were built for irrigation and evidence of canals has been laid the first stone in all the Harappan sites of Shortughai and Afghanistan Water reservoirs have been found in Dhaulavira. A strategy of irrigation was used due to less rainfall and the reared cattle like sheep, goats, and buffalo.

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