Harappa is a large village presently in the province of Punjab. It is located near the Ravi River, which is a tributary of the upper Indus region & spreads over 450,000 sqm of space. It is speculated that its oldest mention is in the Rigveda, as the scene of the defeat of the Vrcivants by Abhyavartin Cayamana. The very first visit to Harappa was made in 1826 CE by James Lewis, who was a British army deserter and roamed the Punjab in search of antiquarian remains. Harappa, lies on the periphery of the known Indus Valley Civilization, served as a gateway city into the main region. The ruins at Harappa are being well-preserved with constantly developing services’ infrastructure & have a host of information to provide us. Other than houses and streets, the drainage system of Harrapan era architecture was the most notable feature.
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