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प्रश्न
With reference to the sources of information about the Harappan Civilisation, describe the significance of the following:
Great Bath
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उत्तर
The Great Bath: The Great Bath at Mohenjo-Daro is a massive structure which throws light on the life of the people and culture of the Harappan Civilisation :
- The construction of the Great Bath indicates that the art of building had reached a high degree of perfection at that time.
- The massive structure points out that there might have existed a ruling class that could mobilize labour, collect taxes, and builds such a huge structure for the public.
- Most of the scholars agree that the Great Bath might have been used for religious purposes. This indicates the importance attached to ceremonial bathing in sacred tanks, pools, and rivers since time immemorial. The design of the Great Bath portrays efficient planning in the structural features relating to water supply and sewage disposal.
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In metal
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Food of the Indus Valley people.
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Worship of the Mother Goddess.
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Script
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The sources of information about the religious beliefs of the Harappans.
