Mehrgarh Period Analysis
4.3.1 Mehrgarh Period I (7000 BCE-5500 BCE)
In this period I, people of that started farming but witout pottery. At that time people use plants, for instace wheat and barely catteles , goats for farming and these are the source of their nutrion. They started to build building an place to live and theymade baskets to carry food and stones and bangels and things for very basic needs. And even at that they have sytem of burry as many buried had founded by archeologist teams. Jewelry which was wore by women of that civilization includes seashell. Furthermore archeologists found the axe which was made from stone. In today’s Afghanistan shows good contact with those areas.
As discussed that axe were used at that for cutting various purposes and …show more content…
They had migrated from mountain are to plain land for pasturing in South. Then this migration brought many changes and many more ways found for nutrition like hunting and they learnt how to raise sheep and goats and other animals of that time. This was a time when things started to change and civilization stared to develop in the people of that time and most of them became agriculturist and started farming and crops this era of that time called Early Food-Processing Phase(ca. 7000–5500 BCE).
Lifestyle
The people of Indus valley of civilization started to live their life in a civilized way. For this purpose they started to build their houses in rectangular shape with mud and reed. People of Indus valley lived and made their houses near to river and at that they were no not how to deal with calamities so dangers of flood which could wipe off their mud houses was there. So wisdom of people completed them to build the houses with bricks instead of mud. As they started growing agriculture crops for their nutrition and they learned many techniques of farming and producing crops and they had become really great in it with the passage of time. And even later they learned to save the surplus crops by inventing the system of stores so they have adopted the whole style of agrarian lifestyle and later they build double story homes and starting making pottery for decoration …show more content…
Archaeologists classify the Mehrgarh pottery as ‘Togau Ware’ and see continuum in its various designs from Togau A to Togau D. People used to make for their own but the acceptance a demand for these increase and they started to make it in bulk. And this how they learn about mass production.
4.3.2 Mehrgarh Period II (5500 BCE–4800 BCE) and Period III (4800 BCE–3500 BCE)
These two period were ceramic Neolithic, as they started using pottery and later chalcolithic.
Period II is at site MR4 and Period III is at MR2.[2] are the period when they started manufacturing technique and started to utilizing the much advanced techniques Glazed faience beads were produced and terracotta figurines became more detailed. Figurines of females were decorated with paint and had diverse hairstyles and ornaments. Two flexed burials were found in Period II with a red ochre cover on the body. And in these era many trade evidence had found as people passionately engaged them to produce the things which human at that time
In this period I, people of that started farming but witout pottery. At that time people use plants, for instace wheat and barely catteles , goats for farming and these are the source of their nutrion. They started to build building an place to live and theymade baskets to carry food and stones and bangels and things for very basic needs. And even at that they have sytem of burry as many buried had founded by archeologist teams. Jewelry which was wore by women of that civilization includes seashell. Furthermore archeologists found the axe which was made from stone. In today’s Afghanistan shows good contact with those areas.
As discussed that axe were used at that for cutting various purposes and …show more content…
They had migrated from mountain are to plain land for pasturing in South. Then this migration brought many changes and many more ways found for nutrition like hunting and they learnt how to raise sheep and goats and other animals of that time. This was a time when things started to change and civilization stared to develop in the people of that time and most of them became agriculturist and started farming and crops this era of that time called Early Food-Processing Phase(ca. 7000–5500 BCE).
Lifestyle
The people of Indus valley of civilization started to live their life in a civilized way. For this purpose they started to build their houses in rectangular shape with mud and reed. People of Indus valley lived and made their houses near to river and at that they were no not how to deal with calamities so dangers of flood which could wipe off their mud houses was there. So wisdom of people completed them to build the houses with bricks instead of mud. As they started growing agriculture crops for their nutrition and they learned many techniques of farming and producing crops and they had become really great in it with the passage of time. And even later they learned to save the surplus crops by inventing the system of stores so they have adopted the whole style of agrarian lifestyle and later they build double story homes and starting making pottery for decoration …show more content…
Archaeologists classify the Mehrgarh pottery as ‘Togau Ware’ and see continuum in its various designs from Togau A to Togau D. People used to make for their own but the acceptance a demand for these increase and they started to make it in bulk. And this how they learn about mass production.
4.3.2 Mehrgarh Period II (5500 BCE–4800 BCE) and Period III (4800 BCE–3500 BCE)
These two period were ceramic Neolithic, as they started using pottery and later chalcolithic.
Period II is at site MR4 and Period III is at MR2.[2] are the period when they started manufacturing technique and started to utilizing the much advanced techniques Glazed faience beads were produced and terracotta figurines became more detailed. Figurines of females were decorated with paint and had diverse hairstyles and ornaments. Two flexed burials were found in Period II with a red ochre cover on the body. And in these era many trade evidence had found as people passionately engaged them to produce the things which human at that time