History Of India and World

  Early Evidence of  “Dairy Production in Indus Valley Civilization”  yes, a new study has revealed that dairy products were being produced by the Haprappans 4500 years ago. This archaeological finding has been proved scientifically that dairy production was in place in the Indus Valley Civilization in 2500 BCE and the earliest known evidence of dairy production Why this Arecological Discovery is Surprising? The Indus Valley Civilization also called Harappan Civilization, when we discuss the Harappan civilization most of us always refer to this ancient civilization as the Metropolitian cities and larger and lower towns. We know Harappans had great Urban Planning, sewage systems, trading systems and are well versed in Jewellery Making. But we had no idea that the common man living during the Harappan times and their lifestyle and how they were contributing in the larger network. Key Findings From a Latest Study: The results were based on Molecular Chemical Analysis of residue in shards

Skeletal remains excavated from the Harappan Cemetery at Rakhigarh. Rakhigarh  - The biggest Indus Valley Civilization site located in Haryana, researchers have found that the people in the Inus Valley Civilization have an Independent Origin. According to the study of DNA from the above skeletal remains, the researchers found that the people in the Indus Valley Civilization have an Independent Origin. Independent origin - They do not contain a genome from either the Steppe region of ancient Iranian farmers. This study also clears that the skeletal does not contain any genome from the Ancient Iranian Farmers. Now, it is this Independent Origin Community (Hunters and Gatherers) that developed into agricultural communities and formed the Harappan civilization. This research and finds have confirmed that farming in South Asia was not due to the movement of people from the Farming Cultures who said to be from west to the Indian Subcontinent and the people of  Indus Valley Civil