(from the article `India`) ...such as peas, and the narrow perpendicular rows being used for oilseed plants such as those of the genus Sesamum (sesame). From Banawali and sites ... An intriguing development occurs along the Saraswati valley: there the early Post-Urban stage is associated with the pottery known from the Cemetery ... [...
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(from the article `Sarasvati`) Hindu goddess of learning and the arts, especially music. First appearing as the personification of the sacred river Sarasvati and also identified ... ...would have shattered the Earth. Confluences are particularly holy, and the confluence of the Ganges with the Yamuna at Allahabad is the most ... ...is...
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