Give one evidence to show that the Indus Valley people knew the art of weaving.
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both the rich and poor practised spinning is indicated by the whorls being made of the expensive faience as also of the cheap pottery and shell no textiles of any description have been preserved in the Indus valley owing to the nature of the soil.
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both the rich and poor practised spinning is indicated by the whorls being made of the expensive faience as also of the cheap pottery and shell no textiles of any description have been preserved in the Indus valley owing to the nature of the soil.
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It is evident from the discovery of a large number of spindles and spindle whorls in the houses of the Indus Valley that the spinning of cotton and wool was very common. The fact that both the rich and the poor practiced spinning is indicated by finds of whorls made of the expensive faience as also of the cheap pottery and shell.
( 1 ) Men and woman wore two separate pieces of attire similar to the “dhoti" and shawl.
( 2 ) The shawl covered the left shoulder passing from the right shoulder.
( 3 ) From archaeological finds it appears that the Indus Valley people were conscious of fashion.
♣ Different hairstyles were in vogue and wearing of a beard was popular amongst all.
♣ Cinnabar was used a cosmetic and face - paint, lipstick and collyrium ( eye liner ) were also known to them.
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BTW thanks for asking this question!!!
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It is evident from the discovery of a large number of spindles and spindle whorls in the houses of the Indus Valley that the spinning of cotton and wool was very common. The fact that both the rich and the poor practiced spinning is indicated by finds of whorls made of the expensive faience as also of the cheap pottery and shell.
( 1 ) Men and woman wore two separate pieces of attire similar to the “dhoti" and shawl.
( 2 ) The shawl covered the left shoulder passing from the right shoulder.
( 3 ) From archaeological finds it appears that the Indus Valley people were conscious of fashion.
♣ Different hairstyles were in vogue and wearing of a beard was popular amongst all.
♣ Cinnabar was used a cosmetic and face - paint, lipstick and collyrium ( eye liner ) were also known to them.
Hope it helps u✌✌✌
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