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Craftmanship. There are famous figurines that have been recovered from the Indus Valley excavations. The most interesting and famous are the bronze dancing girl, the steatite bearded priest dragon, and the terracotta wheel cart.

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Excavations have reaveled 44 skeleton types scattered across the street. They were all flattened to the ground. There was a father, and a mother and child still holding hands.

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Oldest in the world? Scientist from India have recently discovered that the Indus valley civilization is at least 8,000 years and not 5,500 years old. The latest discovery has been believed to be the oldest in the world.

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A love of fashion? Yes that's right! Jewelry is the most common found artifact in this civilization. Both men and women wore jewelry. Mostly they were made up of conceivable material, from precious metals to gem stones and bone even baked clay.

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The undeciphered script. This one artifact they found was known to be the  most intriguing in the world. The script is made up of, partially pictograph signs and various human and animal motifs. Scientists have been trying to decipher the script for decades, as it may be holding the cultures secret.