INdua valley Civilization (3000 B.C.-1700 B.C.). The Indus valley civilization had a rich craft tradition. Metal and clay were main ingredients. It has also got a technical brilliance in the arena of pottery- making, jewelry, threading, various sculptures like metal, stone and terracotta etc. Handmade objects were mainly used for utility purpose and also excess items were exported to ancient Arabian countries mainly through voyages (indianetzone, 2014). The rich heritage of Indus Valley Civilization
that much about the Olmec as a whole. However, information about the Mayan civilization is far more extensive. Both civilizations appear to have had a ruling class, with the Mayans having a specific social structure composed of royalty and the nobility, commoners, and slaves. Based on the Olmec's use of large stone head sculptures, many scholars believe this represents their respect for those of a higher class. Both civilizations are also known to have Jaguar Gods which may represent each civilization's
Our culture has influence of so many cultures on it. This place is ruled by many people belonging to different cultures like Afghanistan, Central Asia, Middle East and other places. Pakistani culture is very old as civilizations of gandhara and moen ju daroo were also here. Aryans, Greeks, White Huns, Arabs, Turks, Mongols and various Eurasian groups came and ruled this place. Form every one of them we extracted something for our culture. A new language called lashkari
with simple pictures and plain strokes or dots that are adequate for recording objects and numbers. Of all the creation of mankind, writing is our most exquisite accomplishment. Actually, The Origin of writing is seen through the development of civilizations over certain periods of historical times and places. Apparently, the writings we use now passed through three main stages to become into that simple form. The three main stages are: The creation of
absolutely sure what the first civilization on Earth was. As far as the human race knows, the first civilization was Mesopotamia. Mesopotamia was brought to civilization by the Sumerian race around 5000 B.C. The Sumerians first housed an area between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, as well as Persia, The Nile Valley, Indus Valley, and North India. Mesopotamia is most likely to have lasted from 5000 B.C. through 300 B.C. Many people say that there were more civilizations before Mesopotamia. Mesopotamia
the size that it reached before its collapse. His thirty year rule brought along radical change for that time period; from the earliest signs of a postal, and road system, also he used an official language. He also was favored among the Jewish civilization because of his emancipation of the Jewish slaves in Babylon. He was so well appreciated among the Jews that there are references to him in the Jewish bible. “So said the Lord to his anointed one, to Cyrus” (Isaiah45:1-7). He was well appreciated
microorganisms are called “microbial pigments” [2, 3] as well. Naturally existing colorants have very interesting history started from Bronze Age in Europe towards China where natural dyes were 1st time used in history, Indian subcontinent during Indus Valley Civilization and so on [4]. In bio colors, microbial pigment extraction is a recent approach which is increasing its value day by day from different sources and under different conditions of parameters. As compare to natural dyes synthetic dyes are cheaper
(Topic: Dharmarajika) Introduction to Archaeology and Prehistory Submitted to: Dr. Muhammad Ilyas Bhatti Submitted by: Abdul Kabeer Department of Anthropology Quaid-i-Azam University
In the following report, the role of Physical exercise and Physical education has been examined with respect to the relationship between the Sports played and how this reflected on the ancient India’s culture. The Origins of some sports thought to have been started in India have been listed. There is also a study of the History and significance of Yoga in Ancient India Culture. The report also touches upon the various Heroes who were known for their physical strength and prowess. The report also
Other meaningful characteristics for western religions include the ethical orientation, eschatological world view, and the paternal, fully external view on God. It is crucial for the believers of Judaism, Christianity and Islam to have a life conforming the rules and morals as god pleases. The eschatological world view concept consists of these religions’ belief that there is an “end” to our days, a specific moment in time where every individual will receive its final “judgment” for all their deeds