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	The history of the Harappan Civilization and its architecture. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	Indus Valley Civilization
Description:	The Indus Valley Civilization, or the Harappan Culture, formed the earliest urban civilization on the sub-continent, and one of the earliest in the world. Its unique urban characteristics ensure it a place in the annals of world architecture.
Category:	Architect - Architecture - India - Valley - Indus - Civilization - Mohenjo-daro - Nest - Harrapa - Harrapan - Ashish - Nangia

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