Harappan Civilization | Michel Danino | India ki Khoj | 2019

"90 kilos of gold anyways nothing but it is the wealth of knowledge"

Another excellent talk. Thank you IIT Gandhinagar for uploading his videos. We get to learn so many things from him and the best part is that he presents multiple interpretations before the audience.

Thank you, Professor Danino, for this clear and composite description of the Harappan civilization. I look forward to listening to more of your lectures.

Thank you for an amazing insight into our past.

Excellent! Amazing! Awesome! Mind blowing! Scholarly interpretation, good voice, clear pronunciation, very good, fluent English, insightful details, etc! More such videos by this same speakers please please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Also good team work for good audio, light, no loud, disturbing background music, other hindrances. So an extra big THANK YOU🙏🙏🙏

Thank you for this

This is a mind-blowing presentation. I have forwarded it far and wide.

Thank you Sir for providing this important messages.

Thank you Michel Danino for your wonderful lectures. The study of the Harappan civilisation gives me such faith in humanity. I have been pondering why archeologists have not found the treasures of the kind western archeology are interested in. Does it point, in this instance, to the fact that the population moved away from the site consciously, and therefore took all valuables with them. I always find it curious why we find treasures at all. In the circumstance of Egypt its often because royalty were buried with treasures; and Persepolis because of the tragic fire in which case treasures were lost under ash. But if a population migrated peacefully then all valuables would migrate with them, leaving behind only the possessions which were not deemed so important. In the Harappan sites this could be the case. If the Harappan population continued but in a different location then valuables would migrate too and metamorphose with time and the passing of generations. A population as aware and intelligent as the Harappin, I believe, would not squander or "lose" treasures. As the evidence implies that much of the Harappin culture has continued into modern India would this suggest that the civilisation did not die but metamorphosed into the Indian civilisation we see today.

Thank you Sir

Thank you sir..this is a very informative and an interesting talk on Indus civilization...especially to people who are interested in knowing about past but cannot afford time and treasure to do so..you have connected the points well and the shift of gravity from baths & granaries to town planning was very subtle yet intense

Thank you for the inputs..to make my History class more interesting.

Awesome! Love another lecture of professor Danino.

Excellent lecture

Merci, Michel Danino! Bravo! Bravo!

Thanks. Great encapsulation. What proportion of the cities have planned wastewater systems? seems like you implied all?

Great lecture. From one IITian to you all, thanks IITGandhinagar

It’s fascinating to hear him.

I have read his book on sarasvati.. It is quite educational. Thanks for writing the book

Great Man... Living example of Hindu reincarnation... He is definitely a reborn Saraswati Civilization scholar or thinkers in our times🙏🙏