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    CIties, towns and villages during the Harappan

    civilization, their management 

    My Topic of discussion :

    Towns or villages during early Harappan phase in Indus valley civilization

    Towns or villages during mature Harappan phase in Indus valley civilization

    Towns or villages during late Harappan phase in Indus valley civilization

    City walls and gateways

    Great Public bath and Granary

    Wells

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    Towns or villages during early Harappan phase in Indus valley civilization

    The Early

    Harappan Ravi

    Phase, named afterthe nearby Ravi

    River. It is related

    to the Hakra

    Phase, identified in

    the ha!!ar"

    Hakra River

    #alley to the $est,

    and predates

    the %ot &i'i Phase

    ()*++)-++ /E,

    Harappan )0,

    named after a site

    in northern 1indh,

    Pakistan,

    near Mohen'odaro

    Ravi River 

    Ghaggar-Hakra River 

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    Cities, Towns or villages during mature Harappan phase in Indus valley civilization

    y )-++ /E, the

    Early Harappan

    communities turnedinto lar!e urban

    centres. 1uch urban

    centres

    include Harappa,aner

    i$ala, Mohen'o"&aro in

    modern"day Pakistan,

    and &holavira, %aliban

    !an, Rakhi!arhi, Rupar

    , and 2othal in modern"

    day India. In total,

    more than 3,+4) cities

    and settlements have

    been found, mainly in

    the !eneral re!ion of

    the Indus Rivers and

    their tributaries.

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    Planned to$ns and cities

    of Mohen'odaro

    #ie$ of ranary and reat Hall on Mound 5 in Harappa

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    Towns or villages during late Harappan phase in Indus valley civilization

    6round 3*++ /E,

    si!ns of a !radual

    decline be!an to

    emer!e, and by

    around 37++ /E,

    most of the cities

    $ere abandoned. In

    3849, 1ir Mortimerheeler proposed

    that the decline of

    the Indus

    /ivili;ation $as

    caused by the

    invasion of an Indo"European tribe from

    /entral 6sia called

    the

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    City walls and gateways -

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    >ou can see that

    &holavira has a

    clear !eometrical

    layout, ?uite unlike

    the more random

    patterns of the

    older cities. Its

    rebuildin! in )4++

    /E $as centrally

    planned and

    directed. hat look

    like rivers on that

    plan are seasonaldraina!es for

    monsoon rain, very

    shallo$ and dry for

    most of the year.Citadel

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    City walls and gateways - !

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    6 di!ital reconstruction @f the &holavira

    /itadel

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    City walls and gateways - "

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    Mud Bricks At Dholavira in Rann o !utch

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    City walls and gateways -#

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    1un baked bricks

    veneered

    $ith locally

    available limestone

    locks.

    ate$ays on

    cardinal direction.

    6t least ei!ht

    !ate$ays have

    been noticed at

    &holavira.

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    City walls and gateways -$

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    6 Planned settlement at %aliban!an a Harappan site

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    City walls and gateways -% 

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    Aorth ate$ay @f &holavira

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    City walls and gateways -% 

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    6t Harappa a

    se?uence of fourdrains built one

    after the other has

    been found eBitin!

    the city at the main

    6TE6>

    bet$een Mound Eand Mound ET. "ome drainsappear to have#een providedwith wooden

    sluice gate orperhaps a grillto keep peoplerom secretl$entering intothe walled cit$

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    reat Public ath and ranary"3

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    reat ath

    reat ath (3)B

    7 B ).4 m0

    and reat Hall

    se?uence " reat

    ath drain

    cuts throu!h the

    ed!e of the

    platform of the

    reat Hall

    ranary $ith air ducts or air passa!e2oadin! Platform

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    reat Public ath and ranary")

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    6 di!ital

    Reconstruction of the

    reat Public ath

    6 closer vie$

    of the reat

    ath of

    Mohen'odaro

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    reat ath and ranary"9

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    ranary at

    Mohen'odaro at

    south $esterncorner of reat

    athC on top of a

    tapered brick

    platformC a solid

    brick foundation

    measures 4+B)Dm

    $ith )7 s?uare and

    rectan!ular blocks

    separated by

    narro$ passa!esC

    some blocks had

    s?uare sockets for

    holdin! $ooden

    beams or pillars.

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    Wells-

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    Well at Lothal in Gujrat

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    Wells-!

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    Private $ells, oval and

     pipal leaf shaped

    6t Mohen'o"daro, most houses or

    blocks of houses had at least oneprivate $ell ( 7++ $ells0.

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    Thank You..!!

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