4,000-Year-Old Copper Crown Found in India

Epoch Times ^ | January 1, 2015 | Venus Upadhayaya

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Keywords aryaninvasion, aryans, harappa, harappan, indusvalley, indusvalleyscript, sorted chrono, duplicates out:

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Thanks. A fascinating “lost” civilization.

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When brick kiln workers stumbled upon human skeletal remains at Chandayan village, some 100 km from Delhi, no one had any inkling that it could be the first ever habitation from the later phase of Harappan civilisation to be found in the state. The early Harappan phase lasted from 3300 BC to 2600 BC, the mature phase from 2600 BC to 1900 BC and the late phase from 1900 BC to 1600 BC.

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[ASI] A part of 21 pots found in the burial pit in the late Harappan site of Chandayan, Baghpat district, Uttar Pradesh. These pots including deep bowls, flasks and dishes might have contained cereals, milk, butter etc.. as part of some religious ceremony for the dead.

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Fragments of the crown discovered in Chandayan village of Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district [Credit: Times of India]

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Fragments of the skull discovered in Chandayan village of Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district [Credit: Times of India]

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A Harappan-era necklace on display at a museum in Mumbai. Beads of carnelian, a semi-precious stone, are generally associated with the Harappan civilization. However, a crown has never been found in any of the Indus Valley civilization sites [Credit: Sanjay Hadkar/Times of India]