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Mohenjo Daro: Living City, Mound of the Dead

Footnoting History

08/07/21

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(Lucy) Mohenjo Daro was a vast metropolis, with elaborate urban infrastructure... and largely mysterious urban organization. It was a center of the Indus Valley civilization. Located in what is now Pakistan and northwestern India, the cities of this civilization covered territory roughly the size of western Europe. Because its language still hasn’t been deciphered by modern scholars, there’s still a lot we don’t know about it. But this hasn’t stopped modern scholars, writers, politicians, and artists from engaging with and fantasizing about it. This episode looks at what history can tell us about the art and culture — and water management — of this ancient civilization.

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