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What was the causes of decline the harrapas

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Answered by shivajikaithi
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Some Historians attribute the decline of the Harappan culture to the river Indus changing its course frequently. As such the Indus delta shifted away from Mohenjo-Daro and water became scarce. Water scarcity must have led to the exodus of the Harappan people to other places.

Answered by tanvi676588
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Some says that by the climatical change and some says that by the drying of Saraswati river which begans about 1900BCE.

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