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Uploaded by on Jul 15, 2008

Michael Wood explores the beginnings of the great civilisation of the Indus Valley.

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  • Desi

  • @merwynm5 they are not our ancestors anyway our ancestors came after

  • @merwynm5 you dumbfuck dumbfuck ! pakistanis are indians

  • The name itself says Indus means Indian.

    Not Pakistanis

  • There was nothing called Pakistan before 1947. Entire Pakistan was India. If we want we can take it back and we can make it India again.

  • @HITESHDON1 unfortunately India didn't exist at that time.

  • THIS IS A INDIAN  Civilization NOT NOT A PAKISTANI OK

  • Bitches here Fighting for the Claim on "Lost Civilization" --- The Civilization or people who were destroyed cuz of their Worst Tyranny ---- and I mean Worst Tyranny ---

    as though that destruction or Wipe out --- was a Treasure or a Reward ------

    Is this prove Enough that these people are about to be destroyed again ---- ???

  • @sonofthedestroyer

    subcontinent has seen too much of migration of various ethnicity and races, outsiders as like mongols, afghans, turks, arab ravelling in for trade or invading land, their generations settled here and mixed up wiht locals. Its hard to to say who exactly were the original 'natives'. In Balochistan (Pakistan) there are people looking like africans and same ethnic people are founding Southern India around Orrisa.

  • I am based in UK. I was so electrified see this video because I was born in Harappa but left at early age. Some time in lift I will come back and visit those ruins. I remember we used to play hide and seek, running up and down around there when I was like 6 or 7 something. Unfortuately it wasnt so much looked after due to lack of funding. But the museum there is worth seeing.

    Thanks whoever placed this video here.

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