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In 1826,Charles Masson noted a pound of bricks from the ruins of the cities in the Indus Vlley which lay undiscovered for 1000's of years.In 1856(30 years after Charles Masson rediscovered the Indus Valley) the Great Indian railway used old bricks from the city of Harappa .

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All of the cities are covered in lots of ruins and old things such as (diffrent stones).

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Men wore tunics or a simple loincloth.

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the Indus valley was located inbetween India,Pakistan and Afghanistan

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theman wears lonclothes

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Although lots of Farmers fishermen and traders who lived in small villages it is thought that up to 80,000 people lived in Mohenjo Daro

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clothing was likely made from cotton and dyed a variety of colours.

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the man wore loin clothes

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Thousands of sopestone seals where found across the Indus Valley

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The women wore a type of skirt and wrapped a shawl around their shoulders. Men and women, both rich and poor, wore ornaments. Necklaces, fillets, armlets and finger rings were common to both men and women.

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The sopstone statue was found at Mohenjo-daro.he wears a headband with a jewel and his shawl has a pattern linked with religioun leading to him being called the priest king

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Although lots of farmers and fishermen and traders livied in a smal villages it is thought that up to 80000 people livied in Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa the biggest off many cities. A huge amount of planning went into the cities befor they were built.

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In the Indus Valley wealthy family's would live in comfortable houses built around courtyards.

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A soapstone statue (Named the 'Priest King') was found in the Indus Valley. He wore a head band with an jewel and his shawl had a pattern linked with religon.

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Lots of farmers,fishermen and traders lived in small villages
,it  is thought that up to 80,000 people live in Mohenjo-daro
and Harappa they was the biggest , cites

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This Soapstone statue was found at Mohenjo Daro he wears a headband with a jewel and his shawl has a patterned linked with his religion leading to him being called the Priest king.

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The Indus valley people were among the first people to make jewellery which men and ladies wore. Breads were made from clay and painted but later they were made  from precious stones like agate and jasper

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lots of magnificent things were found wilst looking in the ruins such as (bricks, clothes and jewellery.

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the indus valley people livd in citeys

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thousands of soapstone seals werw found across the indus valley .

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There is a soapstone statue was found in Mohenjo-Daro. One his head he wears a hair band with jewel and his shawl has a patten linked with religion.

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It is thought that the most inportat bilbings were located in a cities citadel and that the rulers of the city lived their.

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John Hubert Marshall is one of few important people who helped discover the Indus Valley Civilisation.He was able to discover the ruins city Harrapa.

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this is the jewlrey

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The Indus people were among the first to make Jewellry which was worn by both men and women Beads were initially made from clay and painted but later they were made from precious stones like agate and Jasper.

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The Indus Valley people were among the first to make jewelley which was worn by both men and women. Beads were initially made from clay and painted ,but later they from previous stones like agate and jasper.

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jowlre is youst araund the would.

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Men would wear simpl loin cloth or tunics . woman would wear long dresses or sometimes skirt

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The thing they found the least is wepans which suggest they where peacefull places

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The ruined cities lay undiscovered until 1826 when Charles Masson noted mounds of bricks,which were actually building from Harappa.

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Seeles are basicly logos for a family.

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The men would wear loin cloths or tunics and the women would wear long dresses and sometimes even skirts i would of no't liked being in the Indus valley.

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By looking at images from seals and other cool artefacts,historians can jewellery. Men and girls hat to wear clothes made out of cotton and silk.

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Women wore girdles, earrings and anklets. Ornaments were made of gold, silver, copper, ivory, precious and semi-precious stones, bones and shells etc. Other pieces that women frequently wore were thin bands of gold that would be worn on the forehead, earrings, primitive brooches, chokers and gold rings

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The Ghaggar-Hakra river was now only flowing during the monsoon rain season it is thought that it dried up around 2000 BC and that is led to the decline of the Indus Valley Civilisation.

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julre is youst araund the would.

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there houses were made of sand bricks

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Although lots of farmers,fishermen and traders lived in small villages, it is thought that up to 80,000 people lived in Mohenjo-Daro and harappa

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what the indus valley eat when in there house or in the citys

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Indus Valley Civilisation

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the Indus valley was

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the Indus valley was located inbetween India,Pakistan and Afghanistan

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Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

The Great Indian Railway

In 1826,Charles Mason noted a pound of bricks from the ruins of the cities in the Indus Valley which lay undiscovered for 1000's of years.In 1856(30 years after Charles Mason rediscovered the Indus Valley) the Great Indian railway used old bricks from the city of Harappa.

cities

cities

All of the cities are covered in lots of ruins and old things such as (diffrent stones).

discovery

discovery

lots of magnificent things were found wilst looking in the ruins such as (bricks, clothes and jewellery.

Discovery

Discovery

John Hubert Marshall is one of few important people who helped discover the Indus Valley Civilisation.He was able to discover the ruins city Harrapa.

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Clothes and Jewellery

Clothes

Clothes

A man wearing a loincloth

Men wore tunics or a simple loincloth.

clothes

clothes

the man wears loincloth

clothes

clothes

clothing was likely made from cotton and dyed a variety of colours.

The women wo

The women wore a type of skirt and wrapped a shawl around their shoulders. Men and women, both rich and poor, wore ornaments. Necklaces, fillets, armlets and finger rings were common to both men and women.

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clothes and jewellery

clothes and jewellery

this is the jewlrey

Jewellry

Jewellry

The Indus people were among the first to make Jewellry which was worn by both men and women Beads were initially made from clay and painted but later they were made from precious stones like agate and Jasper.

jewellery

jewellery

jowlre

jowlre

jowlre is youst araund the would.

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Cities and Houses

Cities

Cities

Although lots of Farmers fishermen and traders who lived in small villages it is thought that up to 80,000 people lived in Mohenjo Daro

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clothes

the man wore loin clothes

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Cities

Cities

Although lots of farmers and fishermen and traders livied in a smal villages it is thought that up to 80000 people livied in Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa the biggest off many cities. A huge amount of planning went into the cities befor they were built.

Houses

Houses

In the Indus Valley wealthy family's would live in comfortable houses built around courtyards.

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Cities

Cities

Lots of farmers,fishermen and traders lived in small villages

,it  is thought that up to 80,000 people live in Mohenjo-daro

and Harappa they was the biggest , cites

cities

cities

the indus valley people livd in citeys

houses

houses

It is thought that the most inportat bilbings were located in a cities citadel and that the rulers of the city lived their.

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Artefacts

Artefacts

Artefacts

Thousands of sopestone seals where found across the Indus Valley

Artefacts

Artefacts

The sopstone statue was found at Mohenjo-daro.he wears a headband with a jewel and his shawl has a pattern linked with religioun leading to him being called the priest king

Artefacts

Artefacts

A soapstone statue (Named the 'Priest King') was found in the Indus Valley. He wore a head band with an jewel and his shawl had a pattern linked with religon.

Artefacts

Artefacts

This Soapstone statue was found at Mohenjo Daro he wears a headband with a jewel and his shawl has a patterned linked with his religion leading to him being called the Priest king.

The Indus valley peo

The Indus valley people were among the first people to make jewellery which men and ladies wore. Breads were made from clay and painted but later they were made  from precious stones like agate and jasper

artefacts

artefacts

thousands of soapstone seals werw found across the indus valley .

Artefacts

Artefacts

There is a soapstone statue was found in Mohenjo-Daro. One his head he wears a hair band with jewel and his shawl has a patten linked with religion.

artefacts

artefacts

Artifacts

Artifacts

The Indus Valley people were among the first to make jewelley which was worn by both men and women. Beads were initially made from clay and painted ,but later they from previous stones like agate and jasper.

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In history Charles Masson, found the Indus valley and in it was lots of mud bricks when it all broken down and unstaple.

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what they do

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the ghaggar-hakra river only flows during the monsoon season. It is thoght that it dried up around 2000 bc and that this led to the declineof the indus civilation

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what are the artifacts of the indus vally?

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what are the artifacts of the indus vally?

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Most inhabitants of Indus Valley cities were artisans, and many artifacts —such as sculptures , seals, pottery, gold, jewelry, elaborate beadwork, and anatomically detailed figurines —have been excavated

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The ruined cities lay there undiscovered until 1826 when Charles Masson noticed a mound of bricks which were actually buildings From Harappa

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location of the indus valley civilisation

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location of the indus valley civilisation

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map of the indus valley civilisation

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Although lots of farmers,fisherman and trades lived in small villages.

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A stoapstone statue was found at mohhenjo-Daro. he wears a headband with  a jewel and his shawl.