Religious Beliefs and Practices of Harappans
Students will infer the religious beliefs of the Harappan people based on archaeological evidence, including seals, figurines, and burial practices.
Key Questions
- Analyze the evidence suggesting the worship of a 'Mother Goddess' in Harappan civilization.
- Hypothesize the significance of the 'Pashupati Seal' in understanding Harappan religious practices.
- Compare Harappan religious symbols with those of other ancient civilizations.
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