The Mysteries Of The Indus Valley Civilization 4,500 years ago in a lush, green valley in the Far East, an ancient civilization was in the midst of creation. The year was 2500 BC; the age of discovery, rulers, and conquest, and no one could have predicted what would become of the little town on the banks of the Indus River over the coming one thousand years. This little town would flourish and become a giant empire, the …showed first 75 words of 1748 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1748 total…two milleniums after the last Indus structure was razed. Only a consensus of the people could have formulated such a strict and organized control over their civilization that had the general people as a first priority. Thus, based on the previous arguments, I think we can safely say that these peoples in all likelihood were the pioneers of modern-day democracy, and it shows in their great success. But as I said, we may never know...