Dravidians
Darvidians
They gave the civilizations from mesopotamians food and more neccesary items t build there town
Harappa, one of the major cities of the Indus Valley Civilization, declined around 1900 BCE due to a combination of factors, including climate change, shifting river patterns, and possible socio-political upheaval. These changes likely led to reduced agricultural productivity and resource scarcity, prompting the population to abandon the city. The remnants of Harappa, along with other sites of the civilization, were rediscovered in the 19th century, revealing advanced urban planning and culture. Today, Harappa is an important archaeological site that sheds light on early urban societies in South Asia.
Harappa society, part of the Indus Valley Civilization, exhibited a centralized urban planning system, but its political structure remains less understood compared to the more documented monarchies of Mesopotamia and Egypt. Religiously, while Harappans likely practiced a form of animism and fertility worship, Mesopotamia and Egypt had structured polytheistic religions with elaborate rituals and deities governing natural and societal elements. Socially, Harappa showed signs of relatively egalitarian communities, while Mesopotamia and Egypt had more pronounced social hierarchies with distinct classes, including priests and rulers. Despite these differences, all three civilizations shared agricultural foundations, urban centers, and trade networks that facilitated cultural exchange.
Early civilizations were more likely to fight over resources such as fertile land, water sources, and access to trade routes. Control of agricultural land was crucial for sustenance, leading to conflicts over territory. Additionally, competition for resources like minerals and timber could spark wars. These struggles often reflected broader social and economic needs within growing populations.
mostly likely those of the cities of harappa and mohenjo-daro civiliztions
Darvidians
Who cares
The likely word is archaeologists (scientists studying past civilizations).
Inequalities originated from math, which originated from different civilizations. So inequalities most likely originated from one of the civilizations that contributed to crating math.
Floodwaters, impact, early river civilizations.
They gave the civilizations from mesopotamians food and more neccesary items t build there town
Harappa, one of the major cities of the Indus Valley Civilization, declined around 1900 BCE due to a combination of factors, including climate change, shifting river patterns, and possible socio-political upheaval. These changes likely led to reduced agricultural productivity and resource scarcity, prompting the population to abandon the city. The remnants of Harappa, along with other sites of the civilization, were rediscovered in the 19th century, revealing advanced urban planning and culture. Today, Harappa is an important archaeological site that sheds light on early urban societies in South Asia.
A structured, established rule by some 'authority' is likely a state.
The likely word is the plural noun "archaeologists" (scientists who study civilizations of the past).
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The likely term sought is "ancient history" (dealing with civilizations prior to the Middle Ages).