History · Bricks, Beads and Bones
Why do archaeologists consider the Harappan seal to be the most distinctive artefact of the Indus Valley Civilisation?
- 1It served as a universally standardized fiat currency across all contemporary civilizations
- 2It has been found uniformly in every single excavated residential room
- 3It is made of steatite and uniquely contains undeciphered signs alongside animal motifs✓
- 4It was made exclusively from extremely rare, imported precious metals
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It is made of steatite and uniquely contains undeciphered signs alongside animal motifs
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