Innovations and Daily Life in Harappan Civilization

The video explores the well-planned ancient Harappan cities, highlighting their advancements and the roles of various societal members such as rulers, scribes, and craftsmen. It delves into the craftsmanship of ornaments, weaving, and metalwork, and discusses the toys and transport systems, including bullock carts and possible irrigation systems. The video also covers Harappan agricultural practices, including crop cultivation and animal rearing.

What was a notable feature of the ancient Harappan cities?

• They were built on hills.

• They had unplanned layouts.

• They lacked any form of governance.

• They were well-planned.

What role did the scribes play in Harappan society?

• They wrote important messages on seals.

• They crafted ornaments.

• They were responsible for farming.

• They managed trade routes.

What material did Harappan specialists use to create ornaments?

• Wood

• Metals

• Glass

• Plastic

What does the discovery of vehicle-shaped toys suggest about Harappan transportation?

• They used bicycles.

• They relied on boats.

• They used bullock carts.

• They had a railway system.

What agricultural practice is indicated by the discovery of toy plows?

• Fishing

• Plowing fields

• Hunting

• Weaving

Which crops were likely grown by the Harappans?

• Sugarcane and tea

• Wheat and rice

• Potatoes and tomatoes

• Corn and barley

What evidence suggests that Harappans might have engaged in fishing?

• Presence of fish bones

• Written records

• Discovery of fishing nets

• None of the above