The ………….. city excavated of Indus civilization was Harappa.

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• A glorious civilization flourished in the valley of the river Indus and its neighbouring regions prior to the rise of the Chalcolithic Age.This civilization known as the …………. culture.
• The city of Harappa had existed on the banks of the river …………. in western Punjab.
• The city of Harappa had existed on a trade route stretching from Jammu to Central Asia through …………….
• The city of ……………. was excavated by archaeologists like Dayaram Sahni, M.S.Vats and Mortimer Wheeler from the early 1920’s onwards.
• Lothal in ………….. is another important city excavated.
• ………………. in his research work ‘Decipherment of the Indus Script’ says that the Indus people used the phonetic script in the beginning which slowly and slowly in the late Harappan period assumed the alphabetic pattern.
• According to ……………., “Perhaps the discovery of some bilingual inscriptions in those areas with which the Indus people had close trade relations might give us the right clue to the decipherment of the Indus script”.
• ……………. was the large city of the Harappan civilization.
• Kalibangan site was excavated by …………… in the 1960’s which have the evidences of pre-Harappan and Harappan habitations.
• But in recent years, archaeologists have made use of scientific tests like carbon test and fixed the period of ……………. civilization from 2300 to 1750 B.C.