The Demise of the Indus Valley Civilization
Their population started declining into obscurity around 1750 BCE. There are three theories as to why:
- Conquest: their peaceful society may have been overrun by the people from the Caucasus.
- Environmental disasters: they may have destroyed the environment themselves through their practises.
- Earthquakes: they may have changed the course of the river enough to dry out the surrounding areas.
The exact reason is unclear.
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