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Personally I believe that the most significant achievement was the development of urban sanitization systems. Personal Hygiene seemed very important to them. One of the reasons I believe this is very important is it prevents illness. There are lots of other reasons why you would want the people to be clean and have some sort of personal hygiene but this prevented people from getting very sick from germs and spreading the illness to other people. In conclusion I believe that the most significant acievment they made was sanitization because it made the area a lot more clean and the people a lot more clean resulting in less illnesses.

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The exact language of the Indus Valley people in not known. Archaelogist have traced scripts back but they have yet to figure out what language it is because of such little writing on them. The reconstructed vocabulary of Munda does not reflect the Harappan culture. The Dravidian languages are spoken in southern India. The language of Brahui is spoken in modern pakistan. The language is very hard to figure out because the writing that was left behind does not give us very much information of what language that Harappan people actually used.

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This is the mother goddess of some Harrapan people that believed in her. She is based off fertility. She does not have a name so she is known as the "Mother Goddess"

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This is Brahman which is the god of Hindus. Hindus believe that Brahman is a real entity that encompasses everything in the universe.

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Another main belief the Harrapan people had was the belief in Hinduism. Hinduism was native to India. Hinduism is the belief in one god by the name of Brahman. Hindus believe that he is eternal and sees everything.

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Its widely suggested that the Harrapan people believed a mother god by the name of symbolizing fertility. Along with this the people that believed in the goddess worshipped fertility symbols such as round stones and pierced stones.

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Daily Life, Inventions, and Accomplishments Picture 1

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Daily Life, Inventions, and Accomplishments Picture 1

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The form of transportation they used in their daily life was Asian Elephants and this dates back to the third millennium BC

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The pottery in the picture were some examples of what the ancient people of the Indus Valley created

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Daily Life, Inventions and Accomplishments. 1

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An invention some archaeologist think that the ancient people in the Indus Valley created was the sailboat. Credit was given to the people of Mesopotamia but a lot of people believe that its possible it was people from the Indus Valley

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Archaeologist believe that the people used Elephants and Camels to get around and used Oxen for transporting goods.

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Pottery was something a lot of the people did during their day as part of their daily life. They made high quality pottery of graceful designs.

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This image is a picture of "Dholavira" which was a site that was discovered traced back to the Indus civilization. It is a example of architecture because it is a structure that was some sort of village.

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Everything was made out of clay bricks and they also had the first form of sanitary engineering

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Temple architecture had high standard developments in almost all of the regions. They had a different architectural style than most places did.

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Rock cuts are another example of architecture. The rock-cut structures present spectacular ancient Indian art. Most of the structures are related to some sort of religious communities.

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Cave Architecture is one form of architectural engineering. It is believed to begin in the third century BC. The caves were also used as places of worship and residence

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The Indus Valley had religious practices that date back to 5500 BCE and farming settlements began around 4000 BCE. The Indus valley had several buildings and houses that showed signs that they had a developed city. There was also bathrooms in the houses. The homes were made of brick.
The Indus Valley civilization had different forms of entertainment, clothing, and homes. The people that lived here usually wore clothes like colorful robes and types of precious jewelry such as stones. The food they ate was bread because it was easily made from wheat.