Dholavira, the most important site of the Indus Valley Civilization, has received more number of residues than expected so far. This place is situated between Machar and Manhar rivers in Macho taluka of Kutch district of Patan. It was an ancient and vast city of Indus civilization, which has long-lasting evidence of sustainability. Let's know some important facts related to Dholavira.
This place was a unique city of Indus Civilization due to its unique city plan, rugged terrain, and ultra-water management system.
The fort must have been inhabited by the most vulnerable people, while the lower town will be for the common people. The three parts were secured within a city rectangular ramparts. Under this large ramparts, many small areas were independently protected from strong and dirty ranches. A grand entrance was built to go to these ramparts.
2) Remains of a grand building of 283 × 47 meters located in the middle of the fort part and the middle part of the Dholavira town have been found. It has been described as a stadium. The stairs were created for the guests to take a seat around it.
3) Here are excellent samples of stone architecture. From the grand entrance to the stone, the circular column etc., there is a prescription of dexterity in stone art. The polished stone section has also been found in a large number, it is known that Dholavira's artisans were well-versed with the art of bringing ozone on the stone.
4) Dholavira has received the impression of a large record letter written in ten large letters made of white sandstone clay in Sindhu script. This is most likely the proof of the world's initial info board.
5) Thus, Dholavira was a very large settlement whose population was about 20 thousand, which can be considered half of Mohanjodaro. Reliable info concerning emergence and collapse from the Harappan civilization brings U.S. to Dholavira. Due to the drying of the water supply and also the modification in rivers, it is destroyed.
6) An ancient and a large town of Indus civilization in the middle of the Mansar and Manhar rivers in Makau taluka of Kutch district of Gujarat, whose long-standing stability is found. It was discovered by Jagatpati Joshi in 1967-68, but detailed exploration was done by Rabindrasinh Bist.
7) There are 16 different types of water reservoirs which offer a unique water storage system.
Dholavira
Who discovered Dholavira? It was discovered by Jagatpati Joshi (JP Joshi) in 1967-68, but its detailed exploration was done by R.V. Bisht in 1990-91.This place was a unique city of Indus Civilization due to its unique city plan, rugged terrain, and ultra-water management system.
Attributes
1) Dholavira town was divided into three main parts, in which the fort (140 × 300 m) is the middle town (360 × 250 m) and the lower part (300x300 m). The middle city has solely been found in Dholavira solely. This was probably used for administrative officers and important citizens.The fort must have been inhabited by the most vulnerable people, while the lower town will be for the common people. The three parts were secured within a city rectangular ramparts. Under this large ramparts, many small areas were independently protected from strong and dirty ranches. A grand entrance was built to go to these ramparts.
2) Remains of a grand building of 283 × 47 meters located in the middle of the fort part and the middle part of the Dholavira town have been found. It has been described as a stadium. The stairs were created for the guests to take a seat around it.
3) Here are excellent samples of stone architecture. From the grand entrance to the stone, the circular column etc., there is a prescription of dexterity in stone art. The polished stone section has also been found in a large number, it is known that Dholavira's artisans were well-versed with the art of bringing ozone on the stone.
4) Dholavira has received the impression of a large record letter written in ten large letters made of white sandstone clay in Sindhu script. This is most likely the proof of the world's initial info board.
5) Thus, Dholavira was a very large settlement whose population was about 20 thousand, which can be considered half of Mohanjodaro. Reliable info concerning emergence and collapse from the Harappan civilization brings U.S. to Dholavira. Due to the drying of the water supply and also the modification in rivers, it is destroyed.
6) An ancient and a large town of Indus civilization in the middle of the Mansar and Manhar rivers in Makau taluka of Kutch district of Gujarat, whose long-standing stability is found. It was discovered by Jagatpati Joshi in 1967-68, but detailed exploration was done by Rabindrasinh Bist.
7) There are 16 different types of water reservoirs which offer a unique water storage system.
- A large reservoir fort remains in the eastern region of the part. It is approximately 70x24x7.50 meters. It has been metered with efficient stone workmanship and 31 stairs made of stone have been made to descend into the northern part of it.
- The second reservoir is 95 x 11.42 x 4 meters and this fort is situated in the south of the part. Probably long tanks were created for distributing water from these tanks. The necessary truth is that these square measure created by cutting the stones, this is probably the oldest example of such rock-cut art.
Evidence available from Dholavira
- Proof of many reservoirs
- Evidence of stone in construction
- Shiny polish on stone
- Three-tier city-plan
- From the point of view of the area, India is the largest in the Saadhvas sites.
- The remains of horse artworks are also found
- White polished stone blocks meet, that shows that the individuals of Sandhu were acquainted with the art of sharpening stones.
- The ten such letters of Sandhawscript have come to light which is large and has a significant place in the ancient alphabet of the world.
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