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INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION, , ASPIRANT OF INDIA

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Site, , Archaeological Finds, , Harappa, , 6 Granaries, Workmen’s Quarters, Figures of Mother, Goddess, Wheat and barley, Dice, Vanity Box, Copper, Made Mirror, , Mohenjodaro, , Great Granary, Great bath, Assembly Hall, Pashupati, Mahadeva , ProtoShiva seal, Priest King,, , Chanhudaro, , City without a Citadel, Lipstick, Terracotta model of a, bullock cart, , Lothal, Kalibanga, , Dockyard, Rice Husk, Fire altars, Terracotta figurine, of a Horse/ship, Double Burial, ASPIRANT OF INDIA, Ploughed field surface, Mesopotamina cylindrical seal, , Banawali, , Chess board, Draingage System, , Dholavira, , Only site to be divided into 3 Parts, , Surkotada, , Bones of Horse, Pot burial, , Daimabad, , Bronze Images

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Important States, • Systematic town Planning, • Use of Burnt Bricks in Construction, • Lion was not known to Indus People, • Wheat and barely main crops, • Trade with Mesopotamia or Sumeria( Iraq or Bahrain), ASPIRANT OF INDIA, • Iron was not known to the people, • Shatughai & Mundigaq were the Indus sites found in Afghanistan, • Indus people to produce Cotton, • No evidence of Coin, • Chief Male deity – Pasupati Mahadeva

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VEDIC AGE, • People of this age are also known as Indo – European or Indo, Aryan, • Aryans First settled in Punjab from the Central Asia, • Saraswati is mentioned as the most pious river in Rig Veda, • Battle of ten kings was fought on the bank of Ravi ( Purusni), for the division of its water. Their staple crop was Barley, ASPIRANT OF INDIA, (Yava), • Cow was the Chief Medium of Exchange, • Indra- War God & Weather God, • The use of Iron Starts form 1000 BC

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The Aranyakas, • The word Aranya means the forest and works . Hermits and, Students living in Jungle., The Upanishads, • Philosophical texts, 108 Numbers. Brihadaranyaka is the, ASPIRANT OF INDIA, oldest Upanishads, Smiritis, • Explains rules and regulations in vedic life. These are, Manusmriti (the first law book)