Globalization of the Harappan Civilization

The globalization of the Harappan Civilization refers to its extensive trade networks and cultural interactions that connected it with regions beyond its core area, such as Mesopotamia, Central Asia, and Iran. This widespread exchange involved trading goods like beads, tools, and raw materials, as well as sharing ideas and cultural practices. Through these interactions, the Harappan society became part of a larger, interconnected world, facilitating economic growth and cultural development. This early form of globalization helped establish long-distance links that influenced both the Harappan civilization and its trading partners.