Indus Valley Civilization
Catherine Ervin, Evan Rauscher, Isabella Barrera Aguirre
Introduction
Mohenjo-daro Great Bath
Indus Valley Civilization
Mohenjo-daro
Priest-King
Jewelry
Pottery
The Indus potter who made this pot decorated
it with a snake and a flower.
Seal
Script
Yoga
Innovations
Reason:
Some innovations were weapons, art, paint, wells, and indoor plumbing.
Examples:
They had indoor plumbing in most houses that had helped bring water in to the home and so they had flush toilets.
The developed India’s first writing system.
They made excellent pottery, jewelry, clothing, cotton, and ivory objects.
They were among the first traders.
They developed a system for weights and measures.
Religion
Architecture & Art
Achievements
Writing
The Ruins of Mohenjo-daro
Conclusion
Indus Valley was a civilization that was very advanced they had a lot of great innovations and achievements. The people there tried to have indoor plumbing in most houses. They even had a measurement and weight system. The cities were very good because they were very good at math so they planned the cities very well and the streets and houses around the cities. Even though these people got to enjoy their innovations like the indoor plumbing they had to deal with tough situations. In the summer they would get drenched in terrible floods. Also if you were a kid you would have to sometimes go to your parents work and help out. In their religion they believed in Gods and they would carve the Gods into seals that they made. This is what the people in Indus Valley did and accomplished.