Transcription of IN THE EARLIEST CITIES
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N 24 OUR PASTS ISaSaSaSaSaving an old buildingving an old buildingving an old buildingving an old buildingving an old buildingJaspal and Harpreet were playing cricket in the laneoutside their home when they noticed the people whowere admiring the dilapidated old building that thechildren called the haunted house. Look at the architecture! said one of the men. Have you seen the fine wood carving? asked one of thewomen. We must write to the Minister so that she makesarrangements to repair and preserve this beautiful house. Why, they wondered, would anybody be interested inthe old, run down house?The storThe storThe storThe storThe story of Hary of Hary of Hary of Hary of HarappaappaappaappaappaVery often, old buildings have a story to tell. Nearlya hundred and fifty years ago, when railway lineswere being laid down for the first time in thePunjab, engineers stumbled upon the site ofHarappa in present-day Pakistan.
into two parts, Dholavira was divided into three parts, and each part was surrounded with massive stone walls, with entrances through gateways. There was also a large open area in the settlement, where public ceremonies could be held. Other finds include large letters of the Harappan script that were carved out of white stone and perhaps inlaid ...
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