The Dhaka Times Desk History teaches many things. We can learn a lot from history. But some history remains forever in people's minds. This time, the talk of Indoje civilization has come up. Indus civilization was destroyed in 900 years of drought.
According to the news of Times of India, the civilization built on the Indus Valley has been destroyed due to the continuous drought of 900 years. Researchers of the Indian Institute of Technology have found the reason for the destruction of this 4,350-year-old civilization.
The evidence presented in the study suggests that Kharai was largely responsible for the destruction of the Indo-Pacific civilization. However, it is not a 200-year drought as thought until now, but because of a 900-year continuous drought, that civilization was destroyed. The report mentions that this matter is going to be published in the world's renowned journal Quaternary this month.
The researchers of Geology and Geophysicists department have been researching the seasonal variations of the last 5 thousand years for a long time. Studies have shown that the north-eastern city of the Himalayas has not received any rainfall for 900 years. As a result, all water sources dry up. In this, the people living in that civilization migrated to the east and south. They make their home in areas where there is a fair amount of rain. Researchers hope for more research on this topic. Their efforts are worthless if the information they provide is not wrong at all.
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