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The religion of the Indus Civilization cannot be reconstructed with certainty because its script remains undeciphered. Archaeologists therefore rely on seals, figurines, unusual structures, burials and symbolic motifs, but many older interpretations remain debated.
The Indus Civilization used a still-undeciphered writing system found mainly on seals, tablets, pottery and other small objects. Harappan seals combine short inscriptions with animal motifs and probably played roles in identity, administration and exchange.
Mehrgarh is one of the most important early farming sites of the northwestern Indian subcontinent. Its archaeological remains reveal the gradual development of cultivation, animal domestication, village life, craft production and long-distance exchange.
Historians reconstruct India's past by comparing archaeological remains, inscriptions, coins and literary texts. No single source tells the whole story; each provides different evidence and has its own limitations.
