the road of cities in the indus valley civilization generally divided the city into silk road.
the road of cities in the indus valley civilization generally divided the city into silk road.
the road of cities in the indus valley civilization generally divided the city into?
silk road
sindh's first known village settlements date as far back as 7000 bce. permanent settlements at mehrgarh, currently in balochistan, to the west expanded into sindh. this culture blossomed over several millennia and gave rise to the indus valley civilization around 3000 bce. the indus valley civilization rivalled the contemporary civilizations of ancient egypt and mesopotamia in size and scope, numbering nearly half a million inhabitants at its height with well-planned grid cities and sewer systems.
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terracota like pottery and bangles which are similar with findings at other harappan sites were found. on january 2013 a skeleton of child has been found. seals similar to other harppan sites also has been found in 2013-2014.









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- balu, haryana indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- banawali indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- baror indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- bhirrana indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- ganeriwala indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- kalibangan indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- kunal, haryana indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- mitathal indus valley civilization site









































bullet::::- rakhigarhi indus valley civilization site
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