What do archaeological clues suggest bout the decline of the indus vally cizilization ?

Question

What do archaeological clues suggest bout the decline of the indus vally cizilization ?

Answer 1

That they were destroyed by earthquakes and flooding...

Answer 2

Sizzle-ization !

Nice avatar......

Answer 3

We're all doomed

Answer 4

The most popular theory is that a major earthquake north of Pakistan shifted the course of the river that most of the IVC cities were built along. Without the water they could no longer live in the cities. they don't seem to have recovered from this blow, and seem to have suffered from military actions against them at later times.

The dried river bed can be seen from space... it's thought the be the mythical Sarasvati river from Hindu legends.

http://www.hitxp.com/sci/saraswati_river...

Answer 5

maybe everyone said to h**l with it.  If we make something cool someone just wants to kick our ***.  They may have said that after Alexander the great came in and screwed around with them.

I think the Aztecs may have done the same thing.  I thought about this after seeing that they walled their cities.  makes you think..  sort of like the dark ages huh.  

Answer 6

do s*x

Answer 7

Probably the incoming migrations of the Aryans?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indus_Valle...