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Decline and Disapperance of Indus Valley Civilization
Decline and Disapperance of Indus Valley Civilization
RIVER CHANGES:
Alternations in the course of the Indus
and its tributies could have impacted the settlement
location.
NATURAL DISASTERS:
• EARTHQUAKE:
• Siesmic activity might have damaged
infrastructure and led to population displacement.
• FLOOLIND:
• Frequent floods could have damaged
settlement and agriculture fields.
ARYAN MIGRATION:
• Arrival of Indo-Aryan people from the northwest could
have led to conflict and displacement of indigenous
inhabitants.
ECONOMIC FACTORS:
• TRADE ROUTES:
• Change in trade routes and loss of
economic connections might have weakened the
civilization.
• RESOURCES DEPLETION:
• Over exploitation of resources
may have led to resources scarity.
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL FACTORS:
• INTERNAL FACTORS:
• Social unrest,power struggles or
political fragmentation could have destablized society.
• MIGRATION:
• People could have relocated to other regions
in search of better living condition.
CONCLUSION:
• It is important to note that the exact causes of the decline
and disappearance of the Indus Valley Civilization remain
a subject of ongoing research and debate among
historians and archaeologist main a mystery.