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I believe that the emperor felt that his wife deserved everything in the world and more that is why he built such a beautiful thing such as the Taj Mahal.

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They wanted to enlighten something like their way of life

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Mohenjodaro and its Great Bath-Mohenjodaro translates to the ‘Hill of the Dead’.The Great Bath of Mohenjodaro, is a  watertight pool settled on top of a mound of dirt, that is enclosed within walls of baked bricks.

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An Undeciphered Script-The most intriguing of all undeciphered scripts in the world, the Indus script is made up of pictographic signs and various human and animal motifs that include a puzzling ‘unicorn’.

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A Game Like Chess-The people of Indus Valley Civilization loved games and toys.  Flat stones with engraved grid markings and playing pieces have been found, which shows that the Indus people may have played an early form of chess.

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Urban Life-The Urban city’s prosperity and stature are evidence in the artifacts, like beads, jewellery, and pottery found from almost every house, as well as the baked-brick city structures themselves.

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A Love of Fashion-The most commonly found artifact in the Indus Valley civilization is jewellery. Both men and women decorated,  themselves with a large variety of ornaments produced from every conceivable material ranging from precious metals and gemstones to bone and baked clay.