The images correspond to the site Rakhigarhi, discovered in 1963 and the settlement of Dholavira in Gujarat paleoarqueológicos The most recent studies have led to the formation of a tight timeline referred to the Culture of the Indus, which prioritizes the urban character and delay the arrival of Indo-Aryan peoples. The earliest phase corresponds to the period known food producers, dated between 6300 and 4000 BC, and belong more archaic stages Mehrgarh (Balochistan). The second period, called Pre-urban, which falls dating between 4000 and 2600 BC, under the latest phase Mehrgarh, in addition to the fields of Kot Diji, Amri, and phases Kalibangan ancient settlements Dholavira and Harappa. The term urban, classic indeed cultural development of the Indus, dated between 2600 and 1900 BC, has a uniformity of material culture, the use of seals and writing, using a system of standardized weights and measures, the appearance and consolidation of different ceramic styles, the development of human and zoomorphic figurines, as well as cities planificadas.Al finding himself under the big cities: Harappa, Dholavira, Mohenjo-Daro, and Rakhigarhi Ganweriwala. The post-urban period (1900-1300 BC), is a stage in which notes the abandonment of large cities and rural settlements are widespread in the plain of the Ghaggar-Hakra system and northwestern India, particularly in Gujarat.
Prof. Dr. Julio Lopez-Saco
UCAB UCV, February 23, 2011
Publ.JLS 
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