Urban Society in the Ancient World

Western civilization and culture brings many features to our daily life. In Western countries, people have developed their own social organization, religion and education (Mackay et al., 2012). Through the ancient system of writing the latest inventions, people are constantly developing and shaping their knowledge for a better and more successful life. In addition, throughout history, they can learn new things, discover new things, or know how to prevent the same mistake. In this article we insist that Western civilization influences people's perception of various aspects.

Urban civilization first appeared in Indus Valley civilization in ancient India, early 3,000 BC, today in Pakistan and Northwest India. It is contemporary with other early civilizations of Mesopotamia and the ancient world of Ancient Egypt and is one of the earliest civilizations of world history. It is known for planned large cities. The Indus Valley civilization disappeared in the middle of the 2nd century BC. In the next millennium, a man named Arian told Indian European languages, moved from Central Asia to North India. They are flocks led by warriors and semi-nomadic crowds come to India. Over time, they settled down as rulers of the local Dravidian population they found there and formed the tribal kingdom.

The ancient history of India shows the vast ancient city civilization of the Indus River and the Saraswati River and was called the Halapan culture in the 3 rd century BC and was perhaps the world's largest culture at the time. This culture is over after Sarasvati dried in 1900 BC. The center of civilization in India has gradually moved east to more reliable waters of the Ganges and Yamuna regions. Likewise, ancient Indian literature from Veda to Mahabharata also talked about the older Vedic culture in the Indus - Saraswati area.

Built around 2600 BC, one of the largest settlements in the ancient Indus civilization, one of the earliest major city settlements in the world, such as Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Crete. Civilization also exists at the same time. Mohenjo Daro has been sitting in the earth for thousands of years and is a preserved artifact of the ancient Indus River civilization. By examining the teeth and bones of the people living in the Indus Valley, archaeologists can discern what they have eaten from the flesh discovered by people living in the Indus Valley. People in the Indus Valley maintain a healthy diet. Commercial, religious and artistic links are documented in the Sumerian document. In this document, the Indus Valley is called Meluhhaites and the Indus Valley is called Meluhha. There are dozens of towns founded in the Indus Valley. Aurrians - Nomads from nomads from Central Asia begin to move to the Indus Valley