What is Indus Valley Civilization ?

       The region of the Indus and the rivers that flow through it is the region where the antiquity of the original Indian culture takes place. Apart from that I also had some other centers like Ball Beta Joker Open etc. All these centers were in the Indus region and the remains obtained from all these centers were also identical. Aarti is also known as the Indus Valley Civilization. Mohenjo-daro is the most famous center of this culture.

 Discovery of Indus Valley Civilization

        The discovery of the Indus Valley Civilization is a glorious event of the third decade of the twentieth century. Earlier it was believed that India had no ancient history. There is history. The realization that 1921 was the excavation of Pappa and Mohenjo Daro's research made the world aware of the ancient ruins of this Hindu region. After the halving of planes like the amazon from 1826, the English scholar in the 19th century drew attention to the culture of the place. The basis for the construction of the railway line between Karachi and Lahore was found near this place in the year 1918. He came to India in 191. 

       He became the head of the Archaeological Survey of India. In 1921, under the leadership of Sir John Marshall, the then head of the Archaeological Survey of India, under the leadership of Dayaram Shah. In the district and Lahore is four miles away from Harappa Road Station of Multan Railway. After 1921, Shri Madhav Swarup Mast Archaeological Vido of this place made an important contribution. After 1947, special and systematic research of this place has been done by the Government of Pakistan.

        Another important center of Indus Valley Civilization is the name of Jo Dado. Which also means the hill of Marela .. Timbo is located at a distance of about seven miles from the police station in Sindhu Khana district .. When Sarkar Das Banerjee excavated a well-known building here called Bodh Andhara in 19 Etc. After this Sir John Marshall Shri Madhav Swarup Doctor KM Vikas and other archaeologists are in his excavation. With great interest till 1931, he made successful efforts to expose this foundation of Indian culture to the world

 

Tools of information

• Archaeological excavations at Harappa and Mohenjo-daro have shown that the culture dates back to the Tamrakanuda period of 2000 BC or the earliest historical period.

• From the ruins found in the ruins of this place, the scholars presented to the world their rituals, beliefs, history of religion and other cultural matters.

• Relics of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro town.

• Clay fragment intact and picture utensils

• Utensils of stone and copper bronze etc.

• Weapons and tools

• Inverted oxen made of selkhadi, postures of one horned animal and other animals birds birds trees etc.

• Ornaments made of metals and ring stones like gold tapu silver bronze etc.

• Chairs Table Bed Presentation Lamp Enhancer Stands

• Adornment tools Mirror comb Kajal vermilion antimony etc.

• Sports Equipment False Tests Freight Carts and Animals

• Sculptures for stone etc. are obtained from the existing printing silpak which many do.

 

Social life

    Life here was peaceful and had a mercantile attitude. It had people like alpine Mongols and Potro destroyed etc. but most of them were Dravidians. So the creators of this culture are believed to be Dravidians. Social life was mainly divided into four sections

1. Scholars and clergy

2. Authorities and the army

3. Merchants and artisans

4. Ordinary people

    The Dravidians who lived here were of medium size but strong build. The height of the women was slightly higher than that of the men. The women were fond of cutting their hair in a literal way. The men were fond of having a beard. Wearing clothes. Most of the people do not use sewn items as there are two types of wool and wool

      Pride millet peas sesame date milk etc. used in the noted diet. They also used the meat of animals such as fish and data pigs. The people here were both non-vegetarians and vegetarians. That the people here were very fond of two cosmetics.

     The remnants of sports indicate that the people here are fond of sports and the remnants of toys indicate that the people here are children. Satrang VI pay and animal sixty will be his favorite sports that is why he will also be fond of music-dance painting etc. The image obtained from here shows his interest in dance and music art.