It's the same as the 'Anghkor Wat' city, which is at the same time a 'Wonder of the World'. Because the city is coincidental with the wonder.
Harappa is a lost part of the civilizing development. Not just that, it had urban developments way beyond that of its time.
What is called harappian civilization could also be called Indus Valley civilization or Dravidas (that's not a matter), in which Harappa was a city (or settlement if you will) with extraordinary circumstances and social advancement.
Yeah, sorry, just read a bit more... and Harappa wasnt the biggest and most developd city, but Mohenjo-Daro... so that could be the wonder...
Harappa is a lost part of the civilizing development. Not just that, it had urban developments way beyond that of its time.
What is called harappian civilization could also be called Indus Valley civilization or Dravidas (that's not a matter), in which Harappa was a city (or settlement if you will) with extraordinary circumstances and social advancement.
Yeah, sorry, just read a bit more... and Harappa wasnt the biggest and most developd city, but Mohenjo-Daro... so that could be the wonder...