River Valley

River Valley Community College (RVCC), Community College with campuses in Keane's Claremont and New Hampshire Lebanon

There are four major river valley civilizations that have changed human lifestyle; these developing areas are known as 'birthplace of civilization'. The four river civilizations are Mesopotamia, the Nile River basin civilization, the Indus River basin civilization, and the Yellow River basin civilization. The Huanghe Civilization in China consists of two main dynasties: summer (2070-1600 BC) and Shanghai era (1600 - 1046 BC). At present it lacks understanding of archaeological evidence, but excavation of the Shang dynasty is very impressive. Written Chinese in this period is very similar to today's Chinese writing system. Bronze ware and ceremonial works are also excavated from Shangdu ruins

Mesopotamia is located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, the Egyptians flourish along the Nile River, the Shan dynasty dominates the Yellow River basin, and the civilization of the Indus valley heavily depended on the Indus River. Water Supply During the past 2000 years, humanity has acquired the ability to further build inland civilization thanks to a more advanced water supply system and transportation. In the last century, water shortages have almost completely disappeared from our daily worries.

The civilization in the Indus Valley began around 2,500 BC, when the pyramid rose in Egypt the first Indian civilization was formed in the Indus Valley. Little is known about these civilizations, but Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro may become twin cities. The Indiana Valley is in the north and west mountains, and the desert is in the east. It is 2500 BC. We developed a complex urban culture based on individual walls and shared a common model of urban design. Ceremonial bathing, ceremonial burning and yoga positions are part of the Indus culture. Between 2,000 BC, foreign groups gathered on the Indian subcontinent along with the decline of Halapan society and settled in the whole Indus valley and other areas. Trading with Sumer Most people in Indus Valley are farmers. The Aryans occupied the Indus Valley around 1500 BC. Nomads' nomads call themselves "Aryans" or "Nobles".