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pen2print · 2 years

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Never have you ever thought how the Indian History started????

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Indian history is filled with incredible stories of thriving civilizations, religions and cultures dating all the way back to paleolithic age, Indian civilization is one of the oldest civilization that we know and it has played a part on the world stage for centuries and even still today while it is impossible to truly capture all of Indian history in a one single go. Remains of Harappan…

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philosophysposts · 1 year

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Discover the fascinating history of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa, two ancient cities of the Indus Valley Civilization. Join us on a journey through time!

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shivam3685 · 4 years

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History Features of The Indus Valley Civilization

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picnotesknowledge · 5 years

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The Indus Valley Civilisation also is known as Harappan Civilization, is one of the most ancient Bronze Age civilizations in the world located in the northwestern regions of India, lasting from 3300 BCE to 1300 BCE. It was believed that the Harappan Civilization was the hub of art and culture and architecture. The Harappan Civilization is also known to have consisted of two large cities, Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro: http://bit.ly/The_Harappan_Civilization

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storeutsav · 3 years

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Photo: @rakhisinhaartnphotography #soldout at #storeutsavfashiononebay . Goes to #floridausa ! This is a #wroughtironcandleholder or #tealightholder or #candleholder which can be pegged on wall, making it a #walldecor or #walllantern of sorts. #metalcraft has been practiced in India since #harappancivilization or #indusvalleycivilization times. So, this ancient craft form continues to diversify with numerous experimentation across India. :) Find more such #indianhandmadecrafts delights at StoreUtsav.etsy.com . Our #handmadecrafts go stunning as #homedecor #gifts #souvenirs #housewarminggift #weddingdecor #eventdecor . #weshipworldwide #etsysellersofinstagram #etsygifts #etsycanada #storeutsavfashiononetsy #storeutsavonetsy #candleholderdesign #candlelantern https://www.instagram.com/p/CRyFOYohm_1/?utm_medium=tumblr

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learningsutras · 4 years

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Meet the future city planners! Comparing our cities to those during Harappan Civilization and then planning our own city in teams of 3 - An Architect, An Engineer and A Sociologist! #classroommagic #class6 #harappancivilization #makinghistorymoreinteresting #historyclass #teachforindia #learningsutras #MJPSchoolPCMC @teachforindia @teachforindiapune https://www.instagram.com/p/CGR7L7cgsI5/?igshid=lc3l4x65jmej

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kolomofficial · 4 years

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প্রাচীন ভারতের সভ্যতা সম্পর্কে সংক্ষিপ্ত আলোচনা - Brief Discussion on the Civilization of Ancient India

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casadezombos1 · 4 years

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#harappancivilization #harappa by Paul Sutcliffe Paul-Sutcliffe.com pls visit my website! #surreal #worldfiction #americanartists #nyc #posters #bookcovers #novels #novelists #jackkerouac #dondelillo #arthouse #paulauster #latinamerican #magicrealism #amreading #writers #classicfiction #books #surrealism #avantgarde #artistsoninstagram #originalposters #wallart #largeprints #homedecor #prints #art #artists https://www.instagram.com/p/B989SvTn89b/?igshid=1knrs0mvm0vzl

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actorrk-blog · 4 years

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A recent study conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur reveals that the decline of Harappan city Dholavira was caused by drying up of river like Saraswati river and Meghalayan drought. These researchers have for the first time connected the decline of Harappan city Dholavira to the disappearance of a Himalayan snow-fed river which once flowed in the Rann of Kutch. They have been able to connect the dots between the growth and decline of the Dholavira, located in the Rann with this river which resembles the Himalayan river Saraswati. The study has just been published online in prestigious Wiley Journal of Quaternary Science, according to information shared by the institute. The research team that also include researchers from Archaeological Survey of India, Deccan College PGRI Pune, Physical research laboratory, and Department of Culture, Gujarat, besides researchers from IIT Kharagpur, dated archaeological remains from all the stages and also inferred climate shifts through time which led to the rise and fall of the Harappan city. “Our data suggest that prolific mangroves grew around the Rann and distributaries of Indus or other palaeochannels dumped water in the Rann near southern margin of Thar Desert. This is the first direct evidence of glacial fed rivers quite like the supposedly mythological Saraswati, in the vicinity of Rann” said IIT Kharagpur's Anindya Sarkar and the lead researcher. Dr. Ravi Bhushan and Navin Juyal from PRL, Ahmedabad dated the carbonates from human bangles, fish otolith and molluscan shells by accelerator mass spectrometer and found that the site was occupied from pre-Harappan period to ~3800 years before present i.e. Late Harappan period. The Dholavirans were probably the original inhabitants in the region, had a fairly advanced level of culture even at its earliest stage. They built spectacular city and survived for nearly 1700 years by adopting water conservation suggested the researchers. #ourkutch #dholavira #harappancivilization (at Naliya, Gujarat, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/B62CBkWBHtN/?igshid=1n57ll01znbyc

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dhruvsalunke · 5 years

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#historical #place #harappa #harappancivilization (at Harappa Excavations, Lothal) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt-x32OHLTxyN-SFeSJq9vj-k8nG3EvpHMSYcw0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=neyl21iurjao

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thelifebulb · 5 years

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The remains of the #harappan city at #Lothal #indusvalleyculture #harappancivilization #gujarat #india @sheetalvora (at Lothal Archaeological Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqEpseuHiG1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7ktl9kmnkjfy

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pravasavarnana · 7 years

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A skeleton found in excavation at Rakhigarhi, Haryana. The biggest site for Harappan civilization. The objects placed with this skeleton in the burial indicate Harappan believed in after life. One can see this at National Museum New Delhi. #travelxp #travelphotography #nationalmuseumdelhi #indusvalleycivilization #harappancivilization #rakhigarhi #afterlife #biggestsiteofharappancivilisation #NGTIndia #natgeoindia #ngtyourdailyshot #lonelyplanettravel #lpmi #lonelyplanetindia #yourshotphotographer #oldestcivilisationintheworld #olt #outlooktraveller #bbcculture #bbctravel #ngtfanphoto

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ojaankiasacademy1 · 2 years

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storeutsav · 7 years

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#ancientculture of #handmade inspires StoreUtsav.etsy.com #storeutsav visited #nationalmuseum , #newdelhi Excavated pots, tools, ornaments, crafts, and toys, we bring you the images of the Harappa Gallery. We found this the most exciting of all. Indus Valley Civilisation (3300-1700 BCE) was spread across Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Northwest India. It existed parallel to Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Chinese Civilisations. We strongly recommend anyone in Delhi ever to definitely visit the National Museum. #indusvalleycivilization #indusvalley #indusvalleycivilisation #harappa #harappancivilization #harappan #nationalmuseum #mohanjodaro #dancinggirl #harappanseals #storeutsavfashion #storeutsav #storeutsavonetsy #storeutsavfashiononetsy #etsy #etsyshop #etsycraft #pottery #harappanculture #lifestyle #lifestyleblogger #fashionblogger #fashion #indianhandicrafts #afterlife

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acropolismediainc · 3 years

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As per a study of materials found during an excavation in Rajasthan, it has been revealed that people during the Harappan civilization, around 4000 years ago, used to consume multigrain, high-protein ladoos.

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athleticeatery · 6 years

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Tips for Indian Meal Prep @mallikabasu_ 1. Simplify the spices. The best way to start experimenting with Indian cookery is to pick a simple recipe that uses 2-3 spices and grow from there. 2. Buy ground spices in small quantities. Always buy ready powdered spices in smaller quantities as they tend to lose punch as soon as the pack opens. This will save having to grind/powder your own. 3. If you do grind spices, go with machine power. If you do fancy grinding your own spices, a coffee grinder is the way to go — not a pestle and mortar. The cheaper ones with the detachable bowl inside are the best ones as the blades will inevitably weaken. 4. Use the freezer for specialized ingredients. Specialized ingredients — coriander leaves, curry leaves, dill are really easy to whip out of the freezer when needed. 5. Freeze minced garlic and ginger in ice cube trays. Make batches of minced ginger and garlic and freeze in ice cube trays. Then push them out and zip lock them into bags ready for curries. That'll save a whole lot of time when you're cooking next. 6. Skip recipes with fried onions. What takes time with Indian cooking is frying onions until caramelised and then masalas until their raw, pungent smell goes. If you're in a hurry, pick recipes that don't use fried onions as a base. 7. Use Greek yogurt instead of cream. Greek yogurt (thick, full fat natural yogurt) is excellent at adding texture and creaminess to curries and a far healthier alternative to cream. 8. Add a pinch of sugar to curries. Add a pinch of sugar to oil when heating it up to add natural red colour to curries. 9. Learn to use a pressure cooker. Learn to use a pressure cooker — They cut cooking times dramatically! 10. Always make extra food. plan for more than one mealtime #mallikabasu #indianfood #desifood #indiancuisine #desispices #tumeric #cumin #spicy #ayurveda #brampton #sanscrit #hindu #culture #harappancivilization #indusvalley #lostcivilization #greatfood #mealprep #brahman #shiva #gym #fitness #healthyeating #weightlossgoals2018 #bodytransformations #nutrition #macros #sportsperformance #athleticeatery #toronto (at Brampton, Ontario)

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