Character and nature of Indus Valley Civilization discussed by Harsh Kumar The Indus Valley flourished around the time-period 2800 BC to 1800 BC. During this period different characteristics of Indus Valley developed, many of them impacted the society so deeply that many of the traditions and pattern still followed by the peoples of the modern-day […]
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Origin of Indus Valley Civilization discussed by Harsh Kumar The Indus Valley Civilization or we can call it Sindhu – Sarasvati Civilization or Harappan Civilization. But recently, the National Council of Education, Research and Training (NCERT) officially renamed the Harappan Civilization as the Sindhu -Sarasvati Civilization. Also, Indus Valley Civilization is used but the Harappan
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Chalcolithic age discussed by Harsh Kumar Background Chalcolithic is last phase of the pre-historic studies. As we have already discussed the earlier ages of Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic and Megalithic. You can access them from our website for free. Chalcolithic age started flourishing around 2800 BC. The sites of Chalcolithic are discovered most from the western
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Details of Megalithic culture by Harsh Kumar After flourishing of Neolithic peoples for almost for more than 4000 years, they paved the way for the development of Megalithic and Chalcolithic age. We have already discussed the previous pre-historic ages of Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic. You can read them from our website.in this article, we will
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Details about Neolithic age by Harsh Kumar Background Pre-historic studies include the study of the age of which no written evidences are available. Pre-historic is basically the study Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Megalithic and chalcolithic. For these periods the writing evidences are not available. The history ages are constructed through the archeological evidences that discovered during
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by Harsh Kumar Background Pre-historic studies include various periods of our past. we have already discussed the first phase which is Paleolithic age, you can access that from our site. In this we going to discuss about the Mesolithic age. This age came into prominence after the paleolithic age during the period roughly 10000 years
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by Harsh Kumar Background History has no limits as what you did in past all became history weather you did that before 1 minute or you did those 5 years or 50 years ago, all will be history for you. So, the history of started with the generation of planet Earth, it was around the
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by Harsh Kumar The records of history in literary are very few in comparison to the archeological sources of the ancient age of our history. The literary of our past remain silent for most of the time in ancient age. 99% of our past cannot be understand by literary as they are not available for
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History sources by Harsh Kumar History is a very interesting subject to study there are number of stories and different important facts that will amaze you. There are various sources to study history but they can be broadly divided into two categories i.e., primary sources and secondary sources of history. Primary sources include the first-hand
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by Harsh Kumar History is like a story telling with no ending stories. History is far more interesting than the novels of today’s time. The process to write and do research in history all came under the term “Historiography”. It is a very broad term that tells us how history should be written. There are
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