Saturday, 13 October 2012

harappa civilization


Indus Valley
The Indus Valley civilization was the world’s most planned most planned and most known civilization. It is known for its drainage system, water purification systems and towns (upper town, middle town, and lower town). Most high class people lived in the low town, middle class people lived in the middle town as well as third class people and the high town was for governmental workers and governmental issues.         

Art and Sculpture
There weren't any paintings but there were sculptures like the Dancing Girl which is 12 centimeters tall.                                                          


 Trade

City workers traded beads, gold, silver and pots. Farmers traded food, grains and other agricultural items.



   






Agriculture and Food

The Indus Valley people kept cattle, pigs, sheep and goat for food. They grew dates, plums, melons, rice and grains. They were healthier fed than other civilizations.




            


The End of the Indus Valley Civilization
In my perception the Indus Valley ended because their trade stopped, there were to many people, and probably the reservoirs flooded.

My Reflection

I think that the Harappa civilization was the world’s most unique civilization.
I think this because:
1.     There were many advantages of the Indus Valley;
2.     Their drainage system
3.     Their water reservoirs
4   Their system of water purification
     Their livelihood in the cities
     Their trade
   Their farming
     Their pets
    Their food
 Their goods
    Their system of living
    Their EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



                                                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

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