Indus Valley Civilization (1 ene 3300 año aC – 1 ene 1900 año aC)

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The Indus Valley Civilization seemed to be a peaceful civilization, with large walls and a gateway yet no signs of an army besides a few weapons and signs of brutal deaths to some skeletons. We are unable to decipher their language, so we have no idea what they called their cities. Their civilization was between/around modern day Pakistan and Northern India. The cities were neatly planned, with a grid-like patter on 10 meter wide roads, and drains in houses. They seemed to have traded with Mesopotamia, and most likely they traded metals or other valuable items. It collapsed due to the aridification of the climate and a weakening of the monsoon.

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