History, asked by mandeisepha5366, 10 months ago

What is the meaning of the word harapa in history th?

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Answered by sindhuroy83

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It refers to the Indus Valley civilization

Answered by anantmokal

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Harappa is an ancient civilization which was oldest of the Indus valley civilizations.

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