ECHOES OF A LOST CIVILIZATION: EXPLORING THE DECLINE FROM INDUS TO VEDAS
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Abstract
The Indus Valley Civilization, once thriving and enigmatic, underwent a profound transformation that ushered in the Vedic Era. This paper delves into the enigmatic decline of this ancient civilization, exploring the factors that led to its demise and the subsequent emergence of Vedic culture. Drawing upon archaeological, historical, and textual evidence, we investigate the complex interplay of ecological changes, cultural shifts, and external influences that shaped this transition. By unraveling these echoes of a lost civilization, we gain insights into the intricate tapestry of ancient India's evolution.
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