Who are harappans?

Answer 1

The Harrappans were a civilization in what is now Modern Day Pakistan. Their writing system still cannot be read, because there is no way to translate it yet. They had a complex "city of the dead" called Mohenjo Daro, in which they had a complex bath system and indoor Plumbing. Their art was extremely detailed. As for their religion, they celebrated onefertility god or goddesses, depending on the region. This was unusual because almost all other cultures at the time were poly theistc. Their economy was based mostly on Agriculture. They are thought to have thrived from 6500 B.C.E to around 3000 B.C.E.

(Information is from Essential World History by Duiker/Spielvogel)

Answer 2

A Harappan name would be the name of someone from Harappa in Pakistan, or the name of someone who lived in the ancient Indus Valley (Harappan) Civilization.

Ravi was a popular name among the ancient Harappans, who used to inscribe their names on ceramic seals and wear them on cords.

To see examples of Harappan seals, visit 'Indus Script Dictionary' on Facebook.

Answer 3

they are the one of the oldest civilization developed near the bank of indus river and is one of the largest other than mojhendo daro

Answer 4

Busy and inventive people who lived in Pakistan and north India during the Bronze Age.

Answer 5

Harappans were people who lived in northwest India and Pakistan during the Bronze Age.

Answer 6

People who lived in Harrappa (: