Question

write about the hidden treasure of indus civilization​

Answer 1

Answer:

a little tall friend

Explanation:

the Indus civilization also know as the Harappan civilization cross area of over 1.5 million km2 in India and Pakistan

planned towns

1. fortification wall plants trees and leech and diseases can be observed in Harappan towns

2. the harappans used bank and and Bank to brick and stone for construction

3. ashvik authority perhaps control the planning of the towns

agriculture and animal domestication

1. the harappans practised agriculture the cultivate what braley and virus type of millets

2. firstly I was also know to them they read and cattle sheep and goats

metal tools and weapons

1. the harappans use that chart blades copper object and bone and ivory tools

2. the tools and equipment such as points please needles fish hooks raises wishing pants mirror and antimony roads where made of bronze

textile and ornaments

1. the harappans used metal and stone ornaments they had knowledge of cotton and silk textile

2. they made the camelin copper and gold ornaments Frances stone where there's and shall be girls were also used

v heights and measures

the harappans developed a system of proper British and measure since they engaged in commercial transaction they needed standard Mysore

scheels shillings and strips

scenes from various media such as satellite copper tonic Kota and every and found the Harappan sites there probably is used in the trade activities

arts and announcement

1. the Terracotta finish a painting or a pottery and bronze image from the Harappan site suggested the artist still of the harappan

2. toy karte release will stop mums and hops scotch mint in a Terracotta suggested the announcement of the Harappan people

religion

1. the Indus people had a close relationship with nature

2. David shift paper some of the Terracotta figures resemble the mother's goddess

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Answer 2

The Harappans used metal and stone ornaments. They had knowledge of cotton and silk textiles. They made camelian, copper and gold ornaments. Faience, stoneware and shell bangles were also used.

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