India Unsolved Ep 3 | Why Did the Rich Indus Valley Civilisation Disappear Forever?

5000 years ago, Harappans thrived in the Indus river valley. They had sophisticated cities, hi-tech roads, water supply, and advanced culture. But all of a sudden, they abandoned their cities. Watch why the rich Indus Valley civilisation disappeared forever.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Revisiting history – the rich Indus Valley Civilisation
01:02 - Theory 1
01:24 - Trade collapse in Mesopotamia (Iraq) – connection with Harappa?
01:46 - Counter 1
02:00 - Theory 2
02:19 - Advent of the Aryans – connection with Harappa?
02:35 - Counter 2
02:53 - Theory 3
03:34 - The Mass Migration
03:50 - Harappa site is under attack?
04:22 - End credits

Video: The Quint
Music: BMG

[dreamadventure]

Save Indus valley civilisation from Hindu Encroachment.

[TheSachingm]

Really like the small nuggets video full of information presented so nicely - good for those who don't have time to watch long videos!

[enlightenedvirtigo]

❤️ fascinating and yet mysterious as always i wish we could decipher Indus scripts and learn more about our ancestors.

[ubuntuber]

climate change is as real as these folks sitting in their aircon offices consuming heavy energy and talking about climate change

[Harry-ykuh]

The truth is far behind our interpretation and understanding. Compare an average human age with mother Earth's, soon you'll realise, we're no one. Earth can destroy us any moment; however, being a mother she caresses every child. But again, we know on earth itself, mothers that destroy, kill and eat(in many species we see this). So don't overhype humans just bcz we have brains, there're many beings/species we are yet to discover. 😊

[agonnoga]

How do you know Mohenjodaro civilization had trade ties with Mesopotamia?
Are there any artifacts like coins and commodities from Mesopotamia in these places?
If No, then there was no sea trade with Mesopotamia.
Most likely explanation for disappearance of Mohenjodaro civilization is climate change.
Due to drying up of river Saraswati many people had to migrate towards other parts of India.

[manzoorahmadsiddiqui]

People of Indus Valley disappeared forever with some of their DNA traces still found in Dravidians.

People in the north of south east asia are closely related to Aryans who came from caucasus mountains. Even Aryans have dissappeared with tides of time.

South East asians are not monolithic people, but their is clear distinction of bieng descendants of two different races i. e people in North of South east asia are closely related to Aryans, while Dravidians are closely related to IVC.

There was a second wave migrations as well of greeks and white huns, whose DNA are still found in people of Punjab, Harayana, Pakistani Punjab, Kashmir and surrounding areas.

Then there are minute groups of Arabs, Pashtun and Turks which still recide today in very small groups . And even a tiny bit of Anglo Indians who can be found along with Parsis and Jews.

[anwarmi]

Is there a way we can blame it on mughals/muslims?

[მფარველი]

The wrath of God fell upon the people of indus valley because of their sins and hence their civilization was destroyed just like what happened to Sodom and Gomorrah 😂