The Story of Harappa - In the Earliest Cities | Class 6 History

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✔️ Class: 6th
✔️ Subject: History
✔️ Chapter: In The Earliest Cities
✔️ Topic Name: The Story of Harappa
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Very often, old buildings have a story to tell. Nearly a hundred and fifty years ago, when railway lines were being laid down for the first time in the Punjab, engineers stumbled upon the site of
Harappa in present-day Pakistan. To them, it seemed like a mound that was a rich source of
ready made, high quality bricks. So they carried off thousands of bricks from the walls of the old
buildings of the city to build railway lines. Many buildings were completely destroyed.
Then, about eighty years ago, archaeologists found the site, and realised that this was one of
the oldest cities in the subcontinent. As this was the first city to be discovered, all other sites from where similar buildings (and other things) were found were described as Harappan. These cities developed about 4700 years ago. .
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