THE GREAT BATH OF MAHENJO-DARO
Keywords:
Bath, Indus excavationAbstract
The great bath of Mahenjo-daro the unique structure of Indus Valley civilization has demonstrated that as an iconic construction, it has deciphered not only the cognitive knowledge of the citizens of Mohenjo-Daro but also the scientific knowledge of the people of the same.
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