Ancient India

i think it's democratic

It lasted for 2,000 years and was peaceful. They had South Asia's earliest writing system, planned cities, Metallurgy, agriculture and trade with Egypt and Sumer.

The way they would use it was for measuring wheat in a granary. They would then take wheat and crush it into flour. Then they would use different sized weights to measure the amount of flour and then the flour could be used for trading like money. To tell how much it cost, they just weighed it.

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Streets of most Harappan cities were made narrow to protect against the wind.

This was the site of one of the first atomic blasts used on cities in history.

Archaeology

only boys were aloud to go to school beacause education for girl is not apropriet

Well you know people need it for their history research papers (towards previous person). The only information i was able to collect was:

-goddess worship : http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/ANCINDIA/HARAPPA.HTM

1. Most of the seals have an image of an animal, such as a zebu, tiger, or elephant, and a line of writing above the animal. To read about a recent decipherment, go to 'Indus Script Dictionary' at Facebook.

Harrappa is an archeological site in Pakistan.

Sumer and Egypt were contemporary civilizations with Harappa.

yes! its responsible for the decline of harappan civilization

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'Behold, O monks, this is my last advice to you. All component things in the world are changeable. They are not lasting. Work hard to gain your own salvation.'

This means 'Make your own destiny'.

They had planned cities.

No, they did not.

Bengali named Rakhaldas Banerjee of India.

Indus River and floodplains of rich soil

kunal

rakhigarhi

daimabad

banawali

Mohenjo-Daro was influenced by geography by having all of it planned .Also, they wanted to be protected from incoming floods and the city was built above the ground level.

the indus river flooding, invasions from persia.

during the late 543 b.c

parameswara

The Harappans people used burnt bricks for constructing buildings. the bricks had a general proportion of 4:2:1. These burnt bricks were used in building the towns of Harappa, Mahenjodaro, and Rupar. Generally, each house had a drawing-room, bedroom, and kitchen. Each had a spacious verandah, bathroom, and a well nearby. The wastewater of the house was drained out to the main drain of the town that fell into a soak pit located outside of the town. It speaks of their sense of health and hygiene. Instances of double-storied houses with staircases made of burnt bricks are also found. Each house was protected by high compound walls to prevent the entry of wild animals. All these are shows their proper plan of house building.