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Many Buildings were built with bricks baked in kilns or ovens, this made their buildings stronger than sun dried brick buildings, which made it so their buildings would hold intact over the centuries.Also where able to build strong central forces on brick platform. The City Harappa was able to keep enough grain kept in brick storage houses to feed the whole population.

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The cities showed evidence of impressive city planning with very advance design. Wide streets laid out in a pattern, Water systems, garbage shoots, bathrooms, and even a brick sewer system for the more advances private homes.

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the Indus Valley culture was surrounded with farmlands. The people raised sheep, pigs, cattle, and goats. They also grew crops such as wheat, cotton, and rice They also brought trading into their civilization through trading with the Tigris- Euphrates valley. This photo here shows a damn type of design through the land in order to get water to the rice fields to grow rice.

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The Indus River Valley civilizations created their own written language. There are pictographs dating back to 2300 B.C. but none yet have been deciphered partly do to most of the writing being personal seals thought to be signatures.

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Sacred Trees along horned deities are depicted on having many seals or tablets.

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Very hot setting, most families had small homes that were also used as workshops. Rich families had courtyards where the children could play with toys and such things. People who did not have this courtyard or deck would have a flat roof where most would sleep during a hot night where it was cool. Some families farmed in order to provide resources.

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The Indus River valley civilizations where some of the first to create buttons out of seashells. They had holes in them so they could be attached to clothing easily through thread. Although back in 2000 B.C these buttons were used more as decoration for clothing rather than something to fasten your clothes.

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It was believed that the Harappan people worshipped a female god symbolizing fertility. Swastika signs are found in the areas of the Indus River valley believed to be part of an indian religion like buddhism or Hinduism. The Indus region is polytheistic.

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Swastikas are sacred symbols for goodluck. The Indus River valley civilization practiced a certain type of yoga or meditation. The Indus civilizations build bath houses with swastikas inside of them as a sign of good luck or good health.

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The Harappan Language is an unknown language of the bronze age. The Language is known as Dravidian. Dravidian is a mixture of Indian languages that was mostly used in the older times. This language is also known as the Mohenjo-Daro language. The Indus River valley written language is the earliest form of evidence of writing known in the Indian subcontinent.Most things found are seals or symbols on crafts made by the population in order to make sure their name stuck with the piece arguably one of the first examples of branding.

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I think the Indus River valleys civilizations greatest achievement was their overall science, architecture, and technology they invented. The architecture of their city with sewer systems, garbage shoots, reinforced homes, and water storage was highly advances. Also The Indus people greatly put effort into measuring. They were some of the first to have an organized measurement for weight and length. They also learned how to build a dock in order to do better in fishing without really having to go anywhere. Overall I think this is the most advance civilization I have read about for its time and I think their greatest Achievement would just have to be almost everything they created.