Who were the Indus people?

The Indus River starts at the height of the Himalayas (the highest mountain in the world) and flows near 3,000 kilometers towards the Arabian Sea. As the river moves downstream, it opens the valley. This is the place where Indus people settled.

The first farmers liked to live along the river. Because it keeps the land green and can grow crops. These farmers live in villages that have evolved into large ancient cities such as Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro primitive.

People in the Indus Valley need river water to drink, wash and irrigate their own fields. They may also use water in religious ceremonies. For the people of India, their river is "Wang River".

Indus civilization seems to be a peaceful civilization. There are strong walls and entrances in the city, and protection is usually necessary. But there are few weapons and no evidence of military.

Normally, ancient works can tell us about civilization, but no one can translate Indiana's work. I need to find other clues

Sometimes you can see the ruins change, show war or battle, but the Indus valley seems to remain the same for hundreds of years.

However, archaeologists have recently discovered some flaws, suggesting that the Indus Valley may not be such a peaceful place after all. When they viewed cockroaches carefully, they discovered that they might die in a very annoying way - beaten by heavy clubs

Indian river city is planned properly. There is a straight road, crossing in a grid shape to form a block.

The width of the main street is about 10 meters and it is wide enough for two carts or elephants to pass each other. The drainage runs along the edge of the street, removes garbage, digs a well and gets clean water.

Some cities such as Mohenjo-Daro have very high walls. These walls have entrances so that people can get in and out. Some of the inner urban areas grew at the mounds. The highest mound is called a castle, probably the place where priests and rulers live.

Most Indian buildings are made of mud bricks. Over time, people built a new house on an old house. Therefore, the city has become increasingly high for hundreds of years. Some houses are 7 meters higher than the oldest house at the bottom!

Indus Valley people use tools like what we use today - hammers, knives, needles, hooks, axes, razors and saws. However, many paulownia tools are made of ocher color. The most commonly used metal in the Indus Valley is copper. They made sharp copper tools They mixed copper and tin into bronze.

Industrial craftsmen create various useful and decorative objects. They used copper and bronze to make tools, mirrors, pots and pans. Furniture, bones, shells, ivory are used for decoration, tools, pieces, and inlays. Industrial craftsmen also make silverware, metalware, accessories, and accessories made of stoneware and pottery. Indus sculptors made clay figurines of animals and people, perhaps due to religious ceremonies. They also made small limestone characters that might represent gods and important people.

By examining the teeth and bones of people in the Indus Valley, archaeologists can know what they ate from the body found by the people of the Indus Valley. People in the Indus Valley maintain a healthy diet. Commercial, religious and artistic connections 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. Nomads from Central Asia The Aryans started to move to the Indus Valley. Strange but real, the house of the Indus Valley is made so that the drain pipe of the house is drained to the main drain pipe. The ancient Indus civilization of South Asia today, including Pakistan and Northwest India, stands out in the water conservation project, and many water and sanitation facilities are the first in that class.