Jiang says IVC decline involved migration to farms, the Ganges, and the rest of India as drought dried rivers and weakened the Indus-based system.
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Jiang says IVC decline involved migration to farms, the Ganges, and the rest of India as drought dried rivers and weakened the Indus-based system.
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"They start also migrating to the rest of India. To the Ganges. Okay? As well, because of this climate change, the IVC itself is..."
"...Tigris and Euphrates. India developed on the Indus Valley and the Ganges. Why, because if you have a major river, you can build a..."
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