What were the contributions of the Harappan civilization?
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They had grid like cities and running water. They obviously had agricultural as well- one of the earliest places to develop agriculture on its own. They developed a script but it cannot be deciphered. They didn't really contribute much to the rest of the world because they were invaded by Aryans and their civilization was destroyed.
The Harappan civilization, existing from approximately 3300 BCE to 1900 BCE in South Asia, is known for advanced urban planning, sophisticated drainage systems, and extensive trade networks. Their achievements in agriculture, craftsmanship, and social organization contributed significantly to the development of later Indian civilizations. Despite its eventual decline, the Harappan legacy is a testament to early human innovation and society.
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