The purpose of this class activity was to engage students in understanding the significance of Harappan Civilization artifacts by creating their own models using clay. This hands-on approach aimed at fostering a deeper connection with the culture of the ancient Indus Valley and its role in shaping our understanding of early human societies.

The activity involved students researching and creating clay models based on artifacts from the Harappan Civilization, which flourished between 3300 BCE and 1300 BCE. Students were tasked with selecting a specific artifact (e.g., pottery, seals, figurines, or tools) and then recreating it using clay. The goal was to explore the techniques and materials used in civilization while gaining insight into its culture, daily life, and technological advancements.

This hands-on experience highlighted the connection between ancient material culture and modern-day learning, fostering both academic growth and creative expression.