Whereas the Egyptians used monumental architecture to glorify their pharaohs and the Assyrians used it to highlight the military prowess of their kings, the architecture of Indus cities indicates …

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The architecture of Indus cities, such as Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, is characterized by its practical and utilitarian nature, with a focus on urban planning, sanitation, and public welfare rather than monumental structures to glorify leaders or gods. This indicates a lack of ostentation in their society.

Whereas the Egyptians Used Monumental Architecture to Glorify Their Pharaohs