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Seal -8, Harappan Civilization, C- 2700-2000 BC | by Mukul Banerjee (www.mukulbanerjee.com) Domestic And Wild Animals, Harappan Civilization, Indus River, Lost Civilizations, Clay Tags, Bronze Age Civilization, Feeding Trough, Ancient Indian History, Mohenjo Daro

Seals appear in the Indus Valley around 2600 B.C. with the rise of the cities and associated administrators. Square and rectangular seals were made from fired steatite. The soft soapstone was carved, polished, and then fired in a kiln to whiten and harden the surface. Seals made of metal are extremely rare, but copper and silver examples are known. The square seals usually have a line of script along the top and a carved animal in the central portion. The animals depicted on the seals…

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Harappa was rediscovered (by a white person) in 1826 CE by British Army deserter, James Lewis. Lewis was wandering the Punjab region of the then British India in search of ancient artifacts, and, presumably, in avoidance or people who would take him back to the army. At the time Lewis, and the archaeologists who later followed him, assumed that the city dated to around the era of Alexander the Great. However, later discoveries of artistic seals identical to ones found in Sumer would prove that t Indus Civilization Art, Indus Valley Civilization Architecture, Harappan Civilization Project, Indus Valley Civilization Art, Mohenjo Daro Civilization, Pollution Pictures, Harappan Civilization, Indus Civilization, Indian Civilization

Called 'The Priest King' this iconic Harappan statue was found in Mohenjo Daro Existing several hundred years after the Varna Culture, and home of one of the worlds first major urban center, the Indus River Valley Civilization, or Harappa Civilization, was almost forgotten to history until the early 20th century. Contemporaries with Egypt and Sumer, the Harappa civilization has some of the earliest and finest examples of urban planning, writing, and a standardized system of weights and…

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Indus Valley Seals, discovered in the late nineteenth century, were the first sign of civilization found in the Indus River Valley. The writing on the seals is not readable as of now, but the motifs seem to be related to seals from ancient Mesopotamia. Pg. 292  Charity Hess Mesopotamian Civilization Art, Indus Valley Civilization Project, Ancient History Projects, Indus Valley Civilization Art, Study Blue, Indus Valley Seals, Indus Valley Civilization Buildings, Indus River, Indus Valley Civilization Seals

Indus Valley Seals, discovered in the late nineteenth century, were the first sign of civilization found in the Indus River Valley. The writing on the seals is not readable as of now, but the motifs seem to be related to seals from ancient Mesopotamia. Pg. 292 Charity Hess

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Seal -9, Harappan Civilization, C- 2700-2000 BC | by Mukul Banerjee (www.mukulbanerjee.com) Domestic And Wild Animals, Harappan Civilization, Creation Of Man, Solar Cross, Indus River, Clay Tags, Bronze Age Civilization, Feeding Trough, Bull Elephant

Seals appear in the Indus Valley around 2600 B.C. with the rise of the cities and associated administrators. Square and rectangular seals were made from fired steatite. The soft soapstone was carved, polished, and then fired in a kiln to whiten and harden the surface. Seals made of metal are extremely rare, but copper and silver examples are known. The square seals usually have a line of script along the top and a carved animal in the central portion. The animals depicted on the seals…

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