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Harappa (Punjabi pronunciation: [ɦəɽəˈpaː]) is an
archaeological site in Punjab, ****stan,
about 24
kilometres (15 miles) west of Sahiwal, that
takes its...
- A
History of India.
Blackwell Publishing. ISBN 0-631-20546-2, p. 47 "
Harrapa clothing". harappa.com.
Retrieved 15
December 2017. Abbott,
Phill (17 February...
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significant archaeological find was
discovered at the
ancient city of
Harrapa. The
Gandhara civilisation was also
quite dominant in the
northern region...
- ISBN 978-0198060987. Neumayer, Erwin. "The
Chariot in
Indian Rock Art" (PDF).
Harrapa.com. Herlihy,
David (2004). Bicycle: the History. Yale
University Press...
- "Fired
steatite button". The
Indus Civilization. San Francisco, USA:
harrapa.com.
Retrieved 11
March 2010. "A Day in the Neolithic: A Walk
Through 5...
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suburb of
Harapa which was the
northern city of
Indus Valley civilization.
Harrapa is now a
large village in the
Sahiwal Division of Punjab, 15
miles (24 km)...
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fortification varies by site.
While Dholavira has stone-built
fortification walls,
Harrapa is
fortified using baked bricks;
sites such as
Kalibangan exhibit mudbrick...
- were the
first written inscriptions in
India after the
ancient city of
Harrapa fell to ruin. Due to the
influence of Ashoka's
Prakrit inscriptions, Prakrit...
- were the
first written inscriptions in
India after the
ancient city of
Harrapa fell to ruin.
Several authors have
pointed out that the
Major Rock Edicts...
- be
traced back to
approximately around 2800 BC in the
ancient cities of
Harrapa and
Mohenjodaro of the
Indus Valley civilization.
Ruling emperors and monarchs...
