Harappa II, a photo from Punjab, East

Photographer's Note

The economy of the Indus-Saraswati civilizaion was based on agriculture. Centred around major rivers, e.g. Sutlej, Ravi, Indus, the riverine soil was fertile, facilitating the generation of a surplus to local requirements. The waterways enabled a ready distribution of this surplus which could then be used in trade. It is likely that centralized local governments, based in Harappa and Mohendojaro, combined both the secular and religious in their administration.

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kasianowak (17672) 2016-08-26 5:45

Brilliant everyday scene. Great timing for the cart and the lady in the distance makes for a nice splash of colours.
I'm flying to Pakistan in two weeks (unfortunately not enough time for Punjab) so it's nice to browse your gallery from that country.
Regards
KAsia