Indus Valley Civilization Quiz

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What term do archaeologists use to describe a group of objects distinctive in style and found together?

Culture

Name two types of distinctive objects found in the Harappan culture.

Seals and beads

What is another name for the Indus Valley Civilization?

Harappan culture

What is one example of a material used in construction found in the Harappan culture?

<p>Wed bricks</p>
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From which areas were Harappan culture objects discovered?

<p>Afghanistan and Gujarat</p>
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Indus Valley Civilization

  • Also known as the Harappan culture, named after the archaeological site of Harappa.
  • Archaeologists define "culture" as a collection of distinct objects found collectively in a specific geography and timeframe.

Distinctive Objects

  • Key artifacts include seals, beads, weights, stone blades, and wedge-shaped bricks.
  • These artifacts exhibit a unique style characteristic of the Harappan civilization.

Geographical Spread

  • Harappan culture artifacts were discovered in diverse regions such as:
    • Afghanistan
    • Jammu
    • Baluchistan
    • Gujarat
  • This widespread presence indicates extensive trade and cultural exchange.

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