John Marshall led early excavations of cities on this river, and later excavations were overseen by Mortimer Wheeler.
Artifacts found near this river often depict unicorns, tigers, or rhinoceroses and were written in an unknown script studied by Asko Parpola. Near the north end of this river, the trading colony of Shortugai provided access to lapis lazuli mines. John Marshall led early excavations of cities on this river, and later excavations were overseen by Mortimer Wheeler. Mound F of a city on this river contains the so-called "Great Granary." The earliest known (*) flush toilets and remarkable drainage systems were found in cities on this river. Cities on this river connected to the sea through ports like Meluhha and Lothal. The "Dancing Girl" sculpture was found in a city on this river that is also home to the "Great Bath." Soapstone stamp seals were found in cities like Mohenjo Daro on this river. For 10 points, name this river whose valley names the Harappan civilization of India.
Artifacts found near this river often depict unicorns, tigers, or rhinoceroses and were written in an unknown script studied by Asko Parpola.
Indus river [or Sindhu; Abasin]