Which best describes how the people of the Harappan civilization were unique compared to those of most other ancient civilizations?

Answer 1

Harappa was located in a river valley with rich soil for good farmland and pastures. The Harappans traded gold, gems, grain, cotton cloth, bronze items and other things of value with Egypt and Mesopotamia. There were skilled artisans in Harappa who specialized is making ceramics, stone seals, tools, statues and engraved objects. These things helped make Harappa prosperous.

Answer 2

They were not concerned with the afterlife.

they did not erect monuments
People of the Harappan civilization had stamp seals for signing their names, ceramics, bronze, copper, silver, gold, ivory, cotton and silk, running water and drains, brick houses, boats, and a port at Lothal in India. They had carnelian and agate beads and shell bangles, also.

Answer 3

Harappan civilization existed in Pakistan and North India from 3300 BC to 1700 BC. Most houses had bathrooms and indoor Plumbing. Artisans made excellent pottery, jewlery, ivory objects, and cotten clothing.

Answer 4

The Harappans had writing, agriculture, domestic animals, metal weapons and tools, ceramics, and a central government which planned the cities and provided citizens with drains and running water. Since the Harappans lived during the Bronze Age, and most people of that period had few or none of these things, the Harappans can be considered advanced.

Answer 5

The Harappan culture is considered a civilization. They exhibited qualities of a civilization such as social hierarchy and forms of communication.

Answer 6

because they ate dioreah for other people entertainment and they were all strippers