The Harappan cities, part of the Indus Valley Civilization, were advanced in several key features:
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Urban Planning: They exhibited sophisticated grid layouts with well-organized streets and public spaces.
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Drainage Systems: They had advanced drainage and sanitation systems, with covered drains running along major streets to manage wastewater.
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Architecture: The cities featured impressive brick structures, including multi-storied buildings, granaries, and warehouses, showcasing their architectural skills.
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Trade and Economy: Harappans engaged in extensive trade networks, utilizing standardized weights and measures, and produced high-quality crafts, including pottery and beadwork.
