Section 1 - Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro Approximately how long did the Harrapans live in the Indus Valley?

What did they build for protection from enemy invasion?

How did they store grain?

What did the people do to make a living?

How do we know the government was organized?

Were they polytheistic or monotheistic?

The Harrapans lived from 3300 to 1300 BCE

They built big walls of brick and started the indentstion in wall trend with was easier for achers to use

they had granaries ofr storehouses which were perfect and kept the grain cool.

There were merchants and would sell things such as lapis lazuili or indigo. The foreigners were espescially intrested.

there were cheifs of ifferent job standpoints such as the cheif of farmers or blacksmiths etc. There was one senate chief that controlled all.

They were polyesthic i believe. Dont take my word on that one, probably just cross check it.

Hope this helps :)

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