Indus Valley Harappan Civilization is an archaeological site located 24 kilometers away from West Sahiwal of Punjab, Pakistan. This place was named after the modern village settled on the banks of river Ravi. The current Harappan city is 6 kilometers away from ancient Harappa. At the same time there is also a railway station in the British Raj in Harappa Nagar. Indus Valley Harappan Civilization The old city has a strong statue of ancient bronze. Present Harappan is settled in the middle of Punjab and Sindh state. According to the sources, at present, 23,500 people in Harappa are still living in clay houses made in the Harappan period in the area of 370 acres. It is said that there were many species of species in Harappa city, which was mainly called the Indus Valley Civilization. Indus Valley Harappan Civilization The ancient Harappan city was damaged in the British Raj, during which time the bricks were used to make the Lahore-Multan railway track. In 2005, when the amu...
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