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Videos on water, irrigation and rivers in the ancient Indus civilization.

Science Versus Social Science - did the Rains do the Harappans in?

47:00

Professor Ratnagar critiques environmental theories as the sole explanation for the End of the Harappan Tradition, and suggests political collapse of the state is a crucial consideration. >

Building a Bioarchaeology of Climate and Environmental Change: Multi-scalar approaches

1:32:26
Gwen Robbins Schug

A wide-ranging, illustrated talk on bioarchaeology and climate change, and the many misconceptions people have about the latter. In the case of the ancient Indus Valley civilization for example, the inhabitants demonstrated many strategies for dealing with varying environmental conditions, so that attributing the decline of the civilization to climate change is likely incomplete. >

How do you map the archaeological heritage of South Asia?

1:14:19
Cameron Petrie

An important video that describes how surveying archaeological sites at scale in India and Pakistan can be undertaken, using survey of India maps from the colonial period to help locate potential locations of interest. >

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