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The indus valley civilisation ivc was a bronze age civilisation in the northwestern regions of south asia lasting from 3300 bce to 1300 bce and in its mature form from 2600 bc.

Map harappan civilization. Map showing the indus valley civilization harappa mohenjo daro mehrgarh and lothal with current countriy boundaries. All efforts have been made to make this image accurate. The harappan civilization has its earliest roots in cultures such as that of mehrgarh approximately 6000 bcthe two greatest cities mohenjo daro and harappa emerged circa 2600 bc along the indus river valley in punjab and sindh.

The civilization with a possible writing system urban centers and diversified social and economic system was rediscovered in the 1920s also after excavations at. Extent and major sites of the indus valley civilization. The shaded area does not include recent excavations such as rupar balakot shortughai in afghanistan manda in jammu etc.

The map shows the extent of the harappan or indus civilization. Indus valley seal. Map of the indus valley civilization.

Ancient history encyclopedia. Indus civilization also called indus valley civilization or harappan civilization the earliest known urban culture of the indian subcontinent. The nuclear dates of the civilization appear to be about 25001700 bce though the southern sites may have lasted later into the 2nd millennium bce.

Notably the first excavations were done at harappa in the west punjab and mohenjodaro in sindh province. Interestingly both places are now in pakistan. Why indus valley civilization is called harappan civilization.

Ivc is called also called harappan civilisation after the name of its first discovered site. Using maps and cross sections of the cultural deposits from harp surfaces were generated to represent the interfaces of cultural layers in the mounds at harappa. This represents the growth of the city of ancient harappa vertically and through time.