How did Harappan civilization come to an end?

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Some schools have tried to explain the important causes which led to the abandonment of the mature Harappan sites by 1800 B.C. Some of them are as follows:-
By Floods - It is speculated that a sudden flood might have submerged the various town and ** them under the thick layer of mud.
Due to the change in the course of Indus River.
Climatic change - It is also possible that there was climate change and drought took place due to deforestation.
Earthquakes - It is also probable that the nature itself turned the whole land upside down.
Aryan Invasion - Some scholars say that Aryans were responsible.

kratos · Answer 1 · 2020-12-20T20:54:01+0000

Some schools have tried to explain the important causes which led to the abandonment of the mature Harappan sites by 1800 B.C. Some of them are as follows:-
By Floods - It is speculated that a sudden flood might have submerged the various town and ** them under the thick layer of mud.
Due to the change in the course of Indus River.
Climatic change - It is also possible that there was climate change and drought took place due to deforestation.
Earthquakes - It is also probable that the nature itself turned the whole land upside down.
Aryan Invasion - Some scholars say that Aryans were responsible.

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