Harappa

Indus Valley civilization is in the western part of South Asia, now in Pakistan and West India. In addition, after the first city hala was discovered, it was called Harappan civilization. Eventually, the Harappan civilization disappeared completely around 1500 BC. Men and women were wearing colorful robes. The woman wears a lot of jewelry and even lipstick. Also, women wear bracelets like those worn in India today.

Indus civilization, also known as Harappa civilization, was the first place unearthed in the Indian Punjab province of England in the 1920s and now in Pakistan. Harappa's discovery, and soon Mohenjo-Daro was the culmination of work that began in 1861. Due to the establishment of the archaeological survey in India of Raj in the UK, excavation of the Harappan ruins has been continuing since 1920 and has made major progress. Recently 1999

The civilization of the great Indus Valley in modern India and Pakistan began to decline around 1800 BC. Eventually the civilization disappeared with its two major cities, Mohenjohdaro and Harappa. Harappa's name comes from the people of the Indus Valley as it is the first civilized city discovered by contemporary archaeologists. According to the archaeological evidence, trade with Mesopotamia seems to have ended mainly in modern Iraq. Advanced drainage systems and bathrooms in large cities are being built or blocked. The text began to disappear, standardized weights and scales of trade and taxation ceased to be used

Since ancient cities are called Harappa, ancient India is often called Harappa civilization. Jalapa is one of 1,500 cities in the Indus Valley. Another famous city is called Mohenjo-Daro. Historians estimate that ancient India is the largest of all four early civilizations. This civilization was not discovered until the year 1920, and most of this civilization is still a mystery. One reason why Indus Valley civilization is so mysterious is that historians can not translate their complex written language called Induscript. There are lots of artifacts with 400 to 600 different written symbols. Most of these symbols are pushed into a soft clay with a seal. The seal is similar to the seal leaving a mark on the soft clay. Sometimes the seal is cylindrical so that it can roll over the clay. Mesopotamia has a Sycamore emblem, indicating that it maintains legitimate transactions.