INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION

Today we are going to talk about civilization, but in order to do that, we have to talk about civilization, because it is a problem word. It’s a big problem, in fact, that I have to turn to camera 2 to discuss it. Certain groups of people are considered civilized, and, of course, nomadic cultures generally do not exist, except that, say - I - the Mongols By calling certain groups civilized, you mean that all other social orders are not civilized, which is one of the ways they are pagan or pagan. Important note: o We will have more to say about more communities over time, but let’s talk about this guy, Indus Valley Civilization, ‘causeit is my all time favorite. in Greek, the word Barbarian means anyone who does not speak ancient Greek, for to the Greeks, all other languages sounded like a bar and a bar. So, that means we are all pagans, with the exception of classical majors, who should be kept in mind when it comes to civilization. Civilization is like many things we like to learn, they are elements of the mind. No one woke up in the Egyptian city of Thebes one morning and said, "Good morning, I'm sure I live in the high place of Egyptian civilization." Still, they are useful people, especially when you compare one culture with another.

They do not help much compared to civilization and civilization, which is why we will try to avoid that. And yes, I go to the good things of the boyfriend. Patience, grasshopper. Now what is civilization? Yes, diagnosing civilization is like diagnosing illness. If you have four or more of the following symptoms, you may be in danger. Remaining production. When one person can make enough food to feed several people, it is easier to build a city, another sign of civilization. It also leads to employee awareness, which leads to trade. Like, if everyone picks berries for a living, there is no reason to trade, because I have berries, and you have berries, but if I make berries live and make hammers, suddenly, we have a reason to trade. Civilization is often associated with social divisions, central government, shared values, often religious status, and writing. And at least in the early days, they were often associated with rivers. These days you can simply divide part of the world horizontally and vertically, and then highlight, build a city. But 5000 years ago, civilization was always associated with rivers.

Whether Tigris and Euphrates, Yellow River, Nile River, Amazon Basin, Coatzacoalcos - Gaaah! I worked hard until I got to Coatzacoalcos! (computer says: Coatzacoalcos) Coatzacoalcos. Probably. Why river valleys? They are flat, have a lot of water, and when full, they add nutrient-rich mud. We’ll have a lot to say about more communities over time, but let’s talk about this guy, Indus Valley Civilization, ‘causeit is my all time favorite. Indus Valley civilization was located on the plateau of the Indus and Sarawati rivers, and it was about the best place in the world to have an ancient civilization because the rivers were faithfully filled twice a year, which meant that the calories per hectare per hectare of land. We know that Indus Valley Civilization developed a long time ago. Probably about 3000 BCE. Why is that question hanging over my head? However, the Indus also traded with the Mesopotamians back to 3500 BCE. We also know that it was the greatest civilization ever to exist. Archaeologists have unearthed over 1500 sites.

Everything we know about Indus Valley civilization comes from archeology, because while they used written language, we do not know how they learned it, and no Rosetta Stone ever came up with it to help us learn it. Even another Rosetta Stone, Thought Bubble, yes. Or, just think about it, even if it’s acceptable. Harappa and Mohenjo Daro are the most well-known, with dense, multi-storey homes built of equal bricks on incomplete roads. I mean this was not an old version of Houston, like Chicago. This means that they must have some form of government and design, but we do not know what gave this government its authority. Cities are identified as air-conditioning and provide a natural air-conditioning system. And they were clean. Many homes were connected to a central water supply system that used gravity to transport waste and water out of the city through large sewers running under highways, a pipeline system that could be envied in many 18th-century European cities.

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