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    The document summarizes three periods in ancient Indian history: 1) The Stone Age Mehgarh Culture was located near the Bolan Pass west of the Indus River between 7000-3300 BC. 2) The Bronze Age Indus Valley Civilization spanned 3300-1300 BC across north-east Afghanistan, Pakistan, and north-east India, with major sites along the Indus River valley. 3) The Iron Age Vedic period from 1500-500 BC saw the expansion of Vedic culture across northern India between the Indus and Ganges rivers and south to the Narmada River.

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    The document summarizes three periods in ancient Indian history: 1) The Stone Age Mehgarh Culture was located near the Bolan Pass west of the Indus River between 7000-3300 BC. 2) The Bronze Age Indus Valley Civilization spanned 3300-1300 BC across north-east Afghanistan, Pakistan, and north-east India, with major sites along the Indus River valley. 3) The Iron Age Vedic period from 1500-500 BC saw the expansion of Vedic culture across northern India between the Indus and Ganges rivers and south to the Narmada River.

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    Mehgarh Culture (7000-3300 BC) Location: - Near Bolan Pass To West of Indus River - Between Pakistani Cities of Quetta, Kalat and Sibi

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    The document summarizes three periods in ancient Indian history: 1) The Stone Age Mehgarh Culture was located near the Bolan Pass west of the Indus River between 7000-3300 BC. 2) The Bronze Age Indus Valley Civilization spanned 3300-1300 BC across north-east Afghanistan, Pakistan, and north-east India, with major sites along the Indus River valley. 3) The Iron Age Vedic period from 1500-500 BC saw the expansion of Vedic culture across northern India between the Indus and Ganges rivers and south to the Narmada River.

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    Stone Age(7000-3300 BC) Mehgarh Culture(7000-3300 BC) Location: - Near Bolan Pass to west of Indus River - Between Pakistani cities of Quetta, Kalat and Sibi

    2. Bronze Age: Indus Valley Civilization/Harappa Civilization(3300-1300 AD) Location - North-East Afganistan to Pakistan and North East India

    Fig: Extent and major sites of the Indus Valley Civilization. The shaded area does not include recent excavations.
    Swat Culture Location: Gandhara: Lies in Modern day Pakistan and Afganistan Distributed along banks of river Swat and Dir in north, Taxila in South East, along Gomal River to South

    Fig: Geography of the Rigveda, with river names; the extent of the Swat and Cemetery H cultures are indicated

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    Iron Age(1700BC-26AD) Vedic Period(1500BC-500AD) Locations: Anga (door step of modern day West Bengal), a small kingdom to the east of Magadha, -

    formed the eastern boundary of the Vedic culture. Yadavas expanded towards the south and settled in Mathura. To the south of their kingdom was Vatsa which was governed from its capital Kausambi. The Narmada River and parts of North Western Deccan formed the southern limits.

    Fig: Map of northern India in the later Vedic age. River Indus is shown by its Sanskrit name Sindhu. The location of Vedic shakhas is labelled in green. Thar desert is in orange.

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