Indus river valley-2600 bc (what did people do for a living? what sorts of activities form the livelihood of people? ) me

The general populations of the Indus Valley, some of them were farmers and peasants. They developed products like grain, peas, wheat, dates, and melons. The homesteads were not only for one product, some developed cotton and raised sheep, pigs, and dairy cattle. Each town had its own stockpiling structures to hold what that town required. There was not a single ruler however a few people who administered there possessed lands. Huge amounts of craftsmanship were found in the sights. Those who had lived there more likely delighted in observing and making art.

a woodchuck would chuck 12.5 wood : 3

independent innovation during the abbasid caliphate