*let's go to past*

learn from your past, if you want success tomorrow.

This figure of two oxen pulling a woman in a cart, was found at the archaeological site of Mohenjo-Daro(south of Larkana) in Pakistan, is an antique piece. It tells us important information about the history of Pakistan. Now take a closer look and think what it tells us? Why this picture is important for an archeologist? Why this picture is an antique.

http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/Mohenjo-Daro.jpg

you have to give the answer of the question below.

This picture tells us what important information?

The answer must not be shorter than a sentence and must not longer than three paragraphs. Gifts will be given to all participants.

[This message has been edited by cool down (edited February 04, 2002).]

don't hesitate to reply. write everything that comes in your mind.

**Hint:

carefully look at the picture.**

[This message has been edited by cool down (edited February 04, 2002).]

dose whe have childern on her lap?

ooo look notice the round wheels

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  • hey its the best i could do..

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[This message has been edited by Ums (edited February 04, 2002).]

...that the license plate number for this particular cart was '9025'?

yeh hw hum say karwaa rahay ho?

Do (2) bacchay!
Khush haal gharaana

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The person who made this didnt take art class?

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Originally posted by secret_obsession:
*dose whe have childern on her lap? *
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hmmmmmmmmmmm

actually I don't know. here I am giving you hint, your question has nothing to do with the answer.

now again look at the picture and write everything that comes in your mind. what qualities make this picture an antique piece of art. this picture is an evidence. but the evidence of what?

that’s good.

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but you didn’t gave answer of my question.

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Originally posted by aahmed:
**...that the license plate number for this particular cart was '9025'?
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you are the first one who got the point. numbers written on this picture are important. but they are not important coz of license plate number. now you have to think these numbers gives us what important information. this cart was made in (2500? to1700 BC). **

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originally posted by ali beta:
yeh hw hum say karwaa rahay ho?
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what is hw?????

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originally posted by gadha:
Do (2) bacchay!
Khush haal gharaana
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aaj kal ka yah mod nara us time mein nahi tha. as I told before this picture was made in (2500? to1700 BC).

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originally posted by Shah Jahan:

The person who made this didnt take art class?
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billion of art pieces were made by those who didn't attend art classes. do you think all those pieces are antiques?

[This message has been edited by cool down (edited February 05, 2002).]

first…

they were aware of using animals as means of transport

second…
their women were mobile, though they had 2 children. the women also used to drive the vehicle..

third
they use weheel, and cart.. still used in modern age

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they were civilized…


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the women and bulls in that era didnt have proper faces

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Originally posted by cool down:
This figure of two oxen pulling a woman in a cart,
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FlameZz: though they had 2 children
Gadha: Do (2) bacchay! Khush haal gharaana

like some people have never seen a woman in their life..

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Originally posted by cool down:
** as aahmad pointed before numbers written on this picture are important. now you have to think these numbers gives us what important information. this cart was made in (2500? to1700 BC). **

many clues and hints has been give. let's see if any person will able to tell absolute right answer.

flame zz:

you have told many important things. I think you are able to tell correct answer. just carefully read the above quote.

http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/edited-mohnjo1.jpg

I have pointed the area of most interest.

mohanjodaro comes into my mind …lolz

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my friend.. i beleive the numbers written over it, are from the ppl who find this stuff..

For sure this stuff is not written from artist, who creaed this stuff, thousand of years back…
and if u are pointing toward that they know roman or english number system, i think u are on the wrong track..


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there is a girl sitting on the cart.. with NO bachay(kids).. and the cart is with two bulls who are pulling it...
Womans use to work before.. but know woman dont work much.. so i think thats the thing.. i m not sure..

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