The
Harappan Civilization sites are located along the Indus River in contemporary Pakistan and
India. Within the larger Indus Valley Civilizations that developed from about 3300 to 1300 BCE,
the most well-known sites are those located near the towns of Harappa, first excavated in the
1920s, and Mohenjo Daro (the latter is now a UNESCO World Heritage site); more recently, the
larger Rakhigahri has also been excavated. More than 1000 sites and settlements
have...
Thursday, 31 August 2017
Why are the archaeological site at Harappa and the artifacts found there important?
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