The social sciences found it difficult to measure human behaviour in the simpler quantitative methods, therefore qualitative research methods were developed in order to look beyond how, how often and how many...it looks at why and attempts to further and deepen our understanding of the social world.
Clothing in indus valley civilization The fashion of the Indus Valley people consisted of loin cloth for men, wrap skirts and shoulder shoals for women, sandals made of cloth and wood and clothes made of cotton and woollen yarn. Others include ornaments, necklaces, fillets, armlets as well as finger rings. mean of jwellery
Indus Valley sculpture The Indus Valley civilisation left no temples or tombs like the Pyramids of Egypt, and no great statues of kings or gods. Making pots At home, Indus Valley people used bowls, dishes, cups, and vases made of terracotta. They had metal dishes made from copper, silver and bronze. Most Indus Valley pots are plain, but some pots were decorated, usually in red and black.