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The Indus Valley Civilization was a civilization populate of The Harappan People, it was located in what Pakistan and Northwest India today. Evidence of religious practice ranges back to about 5500 BCE, farming settlements 4000 BCE, and urbanization 3000 BCE. 2600 BCE dozens of cities and towns had been apparent, 2500 BCE and 2000 BCE you can say that that is when the civilization was at the 'peak'.

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Though the language is still unknown mentioned earlier researchers believe that though they cannot recognize the language they can try to compare it to others, one language that is more prominent and is more alike to the script is Dravidian language.

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Daily Life, Inventions and Accomplishments

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One of the more accomplishments was language: The language spoken in Indus valley civilization  still remains a mystery because the Indus script is not yet deciphered :( though it is believed to be Dravidian Language.

Here are pictures of Script

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The people of this Indus Valley civilization did not build massive monuments like their contemporaries, they did not bury riches among their dead in golden tombs. There were no mummies, no emperors, and no violent wars or bloody battles in their territory.

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It was widely suggested that the Harappan people worshipped a Mother goddess symbolizing fertility. A few Indus valley seals displayed  swastika sign which were there in many religions, especially in Indian religions such as Hinduism, Buddism and Jainism.

shown below is the Dancing girl of Mohenjoy Daro

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The Harappan People were terrifically advanced in their time, especially in architecture, especially in their term of being sanitary. The houses were lined with drains covered with burnt clay bricks . The system had manhole covers, chambers, etc., to facilitate maintenance. It was the FIRST form of sanitary engineering.

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Indus Valley cities were made from mud bricks. First the brick-makers mixed soil, clay and water to make squishy mud. Next they squashed the mud into a wooden mould which was the shape of a brick. And then they turned out the mud-brick, like you would turn out a sand-castle. Tools Used Indus Valley people used some tools like the ones we use today - hammers, knives, needles, fish- hooks, axes, razors and saws.

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One thing that remains a mystery as well is the state of relationship between these cities, whether they were all independent or apart of something a lot larger, no sculptures of leaders have ever been found nor and military campaigns.

below is a photo of the lower valley reconstruction

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To me the most achieving thing from the Harappan people has to be the size of the cities, The two cities were each perhaps originally about 1 mile square in overall dimensions, and their  distance suggests centralization.

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Pashupati: The people of the Indus Valley also appear to have worshipped a male god.  The most important depiction of an imagined Hinduism god is seal number 420. Many other seals have been found depicting the same figure, but not in the same detail as number 420.Even today, Siva is worshipped in both human form and that of the phallus.( yoga)

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Shiva: is one of the religion figures that is most common of the Harappan people, It is normally used to sublimate and redirect sexual energy and can endow the practitioner with spiritual powers.

shown below is Shiva

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Housing: The evidence discovered today suggests  they had a highly developed city life, in the houses there were wells, bathrooms as well as an elaborate underground drainage system.

This sketch shows an example of what the houses would look like