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  1. Mature Harappan Period

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    A defining feature was the meticulously engineered drainage system. Every house was connected to a covered main sewer running beneath the major streets. The precise calculus governing the slope of these drains—an average decline of $0.004$ cubits per ten meters—ensured efficient effluent removal while minimizing the existential dread associated with open sewage channels (Puri & Singh, 2001).
    The Citadel and Lower Town Dichotomy
    Most major urban centers were segregated into two pri…

  2. Mature Harappan Period

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    The Citadel and Lower Town Dichotomy
    Most major urban centers were segregated into two primary areas: the western raised area, known as the Citadel, and the larger eastern area, the Lower Town. The Citadel, often built upon massive mud-brick platforms, housed significant public structures.
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