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The earliest attested writing system of India is the script of the Indus Valley civilization, dating back to ca. 2500 BC. Many of the symbols are of a pictographic nature, and the number of symbols identified suggests that this writing system is logographic, possibly partially syllabic. It is, however, presently poorly understood and does not appear to have been the source of the Indian syllabaries which appear in the third century BC. These scripts, Kharoshthi and Brahmi, probably developed from the Aramaic consonantal writing system. Of the two, only Brahmi appears to have survived late antiquity; its perhaps best-known form being Devanagari, the writing system of Sanskrit, as well as that of Hindi and other modern Indo-Aryan languages
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indus valley civilization was a bronze age civilization in north western regions of south Asia. it was one of the three early civilization of north east and south Asia and mostly wide spread it's sites spanning an area stretching from north east Afghanistan through much of Pakistan And India .it flourished in the basins of river Indus which flows through the lengths of Pakistan. it is names after Indus river system. A sophisticated and technologically advanced urban culture is evident in Indus valley civilization. The quality of municipal town planning was very effective with high priority of hygiene , easy access of religious rituals. Excavation of harrapa. Moenjo daro reveals the urban plan included sanitation system, water from wells, separate bathing facility, waste water to covered drains, houses opened only to inner courtyards and smaller lanes. Advanced architecture of harrapa Is shown by dockyard , graneries , ware houses , bricks platforms, and protective walls . The massive walls of Indus cities protect them from floods and invaders . City dweller were traders or artisans . Materials were used for construction of seals, beads and other objects.
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