Harappan Archaeology refers to the study of the ancient Indus Valley Civilisation. This archaeological field uncovers urban planning, trade systems, and social structures of Harappan cities. Key sites include Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa. Excavations reveal advanced drainage systems and pottery. Artifacts provide insights into the culture and economy of the time. It highlights the sophistication of early Indian civilisation.
The Aravalli Range, stretching nearly 692 kilometres across western and northern India, is among the world’s oldest surviving mountain systems. Far more than a geological relic, it has...
