Urban Town Planning during IVC
The Indus Valley Civilization showcased advanced urban planning with well-organized cities, sophisticated drainage systems, and standardized building techniques, reflecting an early mastery in urban development.
Urban Town Planning
- City Planning: Cities like Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa were laid out on a precise grid system, with streets intersecting at right angles. This indicates careful planning and a sophisticated understanding of geometry.
- Blocks and Streets: Residential and commercial areas were organized into blocks, and the main streets were wide, accommodating both foot traffic and carts.
- Sanitation: The IVC had an advanced drainage system with covered drains running along the streets, connected to larger sewer systems. ....
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