Why is much about Indus/Harappan civilization still unknown?

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Veniamin
Apr 13, 2017

We don't have enough proofs yet.

Explanation:

You know Indus Valley Civilisation is a damn ancient one (almost 5000 years). Where Indus Valley stands in today's world is a province in Pakistan, formerly a part of British India. Before them, Moguls and many Islamic Empires had ruled that land. Even before te rise of Islam, the Indus Valley had been finished. So given the test of time it has faced, it was inevitable for the Indus Valley to still have the evidence and proof which historians desire.
THEREFORE, much is not known about the Indus Valley Civilisation. Hope you are satisfied. For more details, please message.

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