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[[File:Shinde et al 2019.png|thumb|400x400px|Indus Valley Civilisation (IVC) Cline is a mixture of the Iranian-related ancestry as ma ...hed hundreds of DNA samples along with thirteen samples belonging to Indus valley migrants found in the Turan region which includes modern day Iran and Turkm

...was used) had evolved even during the earliest times. During Indus valley civilization, colors such as white, red, black, yellow, green were used. In Ajanta caves

...as the rest of BharatVarsha was a part of the highly advanced Indus Valley Civilization. Notably, the famous and magnificent Dwarkadhish Temple has been mentioned

Ever since the dawn of civilization man's inclination to make different objects more pleasing by painting them Pottery and pottery-painting were practiced in India ever since the dawn of civilization. In archaeological parlance, pottery is regarded as index to culture; an al

...ile. Archeological evidences point to the fact that the Harappan and Indus valley civilizations flourished on the banks of rivers flowing in the northwestern *'''The Northwestern rivers''' (tributaries of the Indus flowing through Afghanisthan and the north):

...Bana's Kadambari. However, no glass objects have been recovered from Indus valley areas even though ancient Indian literature references are available. Kauti ...me scholars have tried to trace the origin of Indian glass to the Harappan civilization on the basis of finding glazed pottery and quartz beads. Harappans made gla

...being the Ganga, and the westernmost being the western tributaries of the Indus rivers.<ref name=":1">Talageri. Shrikant. G, (2000) The Rigveda - A Histori ...geographically described as the Saptasindhu, which included the beautiful valley of Kashmir on the north and Gandhara on the west. Its southern boundary was

...urnish much information about the chemical knowledge acquired by the Indus Valley people, particularly with reference to the practical arts like pottery, bri ...tions from the earliest ages. Archaeologists' findings of the Indus valley civilization showed a well developed urban system with public baths, streets, granaries,

.... New Delhi: Indian National Science Academy. Pp. 371-375.</ref> The Indus Valley people used to live in villages, cities and towns, wore clothes, cultivated ...hich is and was recognized as a commercially important in the Indus Valley civilization. People not only grew cotton but devised methods of ginning, spinning and w

...front it is the seat of highly developed civilization, called Indus Valley civilization. Many social-anthropologists opine that both the geographical and historica ...evidence that there ever was a time when the family did not exist. Modern civilization has not so far succeeded in providing a complete and fully satisfying subst

...the worlds oldest texts, the Vedas. Agriculture is the foundation of human civilization. ...r chief occupation supported by the archaeological evidence found in Indus Valley excavations. Discovery of charred rice grains, presence of wheat in the exc

...>Just like pottery, metals in antiquity is also linked to the history of a civilization. In the ancient past, the first metals to be utilized were those found in t ...et metal due to the great ductility and lustre of the pure metal. In human civilization it has been named as the most sinister and deadly metal although due to its

...umber of seals and fossil remains discovered in the Indus Saraswati valley civilization show yogic activities and figures performing Yoga, suggesting the presence