We’re called Indus Valley people because we live – surprise, surprise – in the valley river. It brings all sorts of benefits, like farming, irrigation and travel, but it can be a bit of a ...

It stretches far further than we thought. It was largely rural. And it’s possible we haven’t cracked the script... because it ...

The presence of dependable water created optimal conditions for agriculture and urban settlements ... Its position between ancient Egypt and the Indus River Valley region—an area encompassing ...

Collectively establishing agriculture by the Indus and its tributaries, the new mixed Zagrosian-AASI population forged the famous Indus Valley Civilization ... of the Indus River—but still ...

Indus River Valley homes had the first private bathroom ... The wheel would revolutionize agriculture and increase land trade, later becoming one of the most important inventions in history.

“This project is very crucial for Pakistan because the Indus River sustains 90% of the country’s population, supports over 80% of its agriculture, and provides water to nine out of 10 largest ...

The Indus Valley wasn’t the only civilization that was affected by these changing weather patterns. The Vedic civilizations, ...

In the Ladakhi hamlet of Turtuk, a kitchen garden supplies fresh produce to the Balti kitchen of boutique hotel Virsa.

Of those, practically all were over the Jordan River and its tributaries, which supply millions of people with water for drinking, bathing, and farming ... in the Jordan Valley, in addition ...

known as Yu the Great And his ability to tame the yellow river made him emperor of China’s first dynasty... the Xia.Our water journey took us to the ancient Yellow river valley…to meet a man ...