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•Create a WATCH presentation for Ancient India using this Padlet page, your textbook, the internet, etc.
•Your presentation will count as a MAJORgrade.
•This is an IN CLASS project

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The Indus cities were neatly planned. They had straight roads which criss-crossed in a grid pattern to form city blocks.

The main streets were almost 10 metres wide - wide enough for two bullock carts or elephants to pass each other. Drains ran along the edge of the streets to carry rubbish away and wells were dug for clean water.

Some cities, like Mohenjo-Daro, had high walls. These walls had gateways so people could come and go. Some city districts inside were raised on mounds. The highest mound was known as the citadel, which might have been where the priests or rulers lived.

Most Indus buildings were made from mud bricks. Over time, people built new houses on top of old ones. So, over hundreds of years, the cities grew higher and higher. Some houses were seven metres above the old houses at the bottom!

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The Indus cities were neatly planned. They had straight roads which criss-crossed in a grid pattern to form city blocks. The main streets were almost 10 metres wide - wide enough for two bullock carts or elephants to pass each other.