Diet of ancient Indian civilizations

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Harappa and Mohenjodaro are the 2 of the most famous Indian archaeological sites. They are located in an area now located in Pakistan in the North Western part of India. Many such sites have been dug up and studied on the Indian side, in parts of Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Haryana. These civilizations are said to have flourished roughly around 2500 BC.

Most modern Indians being vegetarian (for religious reasons) like to believe that their forefathers were also vegetarian. But, here's an article from a researcher that sheds some light on the diet that these people consumed.

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Interesting.