According to Fox News, the find reveals shared musical traditions that connected cultures and supported trade ... Indus Valley and are found from as early as the third millennium BCE in ...

India’s history stretches back thousands of years, with ancient sites that predate Rome’s iconic Colosseum (built in 70-80 CE ...

The Indus Valley Civilization (aka the Harappan Civilization) was one of the civilizations that emerged in the region known as Mesopotamia ... buildings and extensive trade with other nations ...

Even though archaeological and scientific tools have discovered much about these ancient civilizations, including facts about their daily lives, religions, and habits, many "disappearances" remain ...

It was once the northernmost outpost of the Dilmun Kingdom—an enigmatic civilization that linked two of the ancient world’s greatest powerhouses: Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley ... of the Arabian ...

"include animal imagery from distant Mesopotamian and Indus Valley (present-day Pakistan) cultures, indicating that already at this early date, Afghanistan was part of an extensive trade network." ...

Their closest analogs would be Bronze Age cymbals from the cities of the Indus Valley, particularly Mohenjo-daro. Trade across the Arabian Gulf during the Bronze Age is well documented.

Each settlement sought to support and maintain the larger urban centres, growing along major trade routes. Five large cities identified as the major urban centers of the Indus Valley civilization ...