The Harappan people depended on natural resources and villages in the vicinity in order to meet the needs of the urban way of life and urban administration.
The raw material needed for industrial production included clay, various siliceous and semi¬precious stones, metals, etc.
The interrelationship between Harappan cities and villages was dependent on the mechanism of making available things like food grains and raw materials.
There was a network of small towns, small and big villages and campsites of semi-nomadic people which functioned to cater to the needs of major urban centers of the Harappan civilization.
The best example of it is the Harappan Settlement of Shortugai.
The reasons for the decline of cities are as follows:
It is known that the Harappan civilisation began to decline around 2000 – 1900 B.C.E.
People had to regret elsewhere with the...
The people of Kayatha culture subsisted on agriculture and animal husbandry.
They mainly used handmade pots and microliths.
Artifacts like copper axes and bangles, necklaces made of beads of steatite were found...
Cities
Villages
1. Transportation
1. Transportation
2. Medical and educational facilities can be used effectively by the people from both sides.
2. Availability of more lands will be possible if two villages are connected.
3. Employment...