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More than 4,000 years ago, while most cities struggled with waste, flooding, and disease, one ancient civilization solved these problems at an urban scale.

Mohenjo-daro, one of the largest cities of the Indus Valley Civilization, was built with a level of sanitation and urban planning that would not be seen again for millennia. Beneath its streets lay a carefully designed network of drains, sewers, wells, and household sanitation systems — all constructed without modern technology.

This documentary explores how Mohenjo-daro engineered what is widely considered the world’s first advanced urban sanitation system.

In this video, you’ll discover:
• How the city was planned around drainage and water control
• Why almost every house had access to sanitation
• How covered brick sewers ran beneath the streets
• How wastewater was managed safely and efficiently
• What archaeological evidence confirms about daily life in the city

This was not accidental development.
It was deliberate engineering.

Mohenjo-daro shows that ancient urban planning was not primitive, chaotic, or unsanitary. It was systematic, standardized, and deeply connected to public health.

⚠️ Visual Reconstruction Notice
Some images and scenes in this video are AI-generated reconstructions, created for educational and documentary purposes. They are based on archaeological evidence, site excavations, and academic research, and are used to help visualize systems that no longer survive in complete form.

No myths.
No lost super-technology.
Just intelligent urban engineering thousands of years ahead of its time.

If you are interested in ancient cities, early infrastructure, and how engineering shaped human civilization, this documentary is for you.

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