An underwater 'city' that predates anything else of its size was discovered in the Gulf of Khambhat, India in 2000.

We have all heard of the Indus Valley Civilisation, an ancient Bronze Age civilisation that thrived in the northwestern regions of South Asia in the third millennium BCE. It is well known ... Indus ...

Archaeological evidence from ancient Egypt shows that donkeys facilitated trade between the Nile Valley and distant regions in Nubia, Libya, and the Red Sea coast. The famous “Donkey Caravans” of the ...

This discovery challenges existing timelines of civilization, suggesting a possible "mother culture" predating the Indus Valley Civilization ... existed prior to 5500 BCE. Experts like Dr ...

4. The Indus Valley Civilization, 3300 BCE-1300 BCE Overseeing two major cities, Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, the Indus Valley Civilization had formed the base of modern conveniences at the ancient age ...

Shahnawaz Hussain, a Valley based political analyst said that the suspension of Indus Water Treaty had again turned spotlight to the suspended projects like Tulbul. “The project undoubtedly is ...

There were Indus Valley sites close to this channel. We wondered if maybe these people sustained themselves in a desert, given a nice water supply from a small river? If you live by a big river ...

The Indus Valley ... 3300 BCE and reached a peak population of 60,000 before their numbers began dwindling in 2500 BCE. Throughout the early 20th century, it was theorized that the civilization ...