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Mohenjo-Daro was an ancient city located in the fertile Indus River Valley, in what is now Pakistan and northwest India. This was one of the most fertile region in the world at the time, with plentiful farm products and animals.  The region was surrounded in the north by the Himalaya mountains, protected to the west by the Indu Kush mountains, and insulated from the east by the Great Indian Desert.  Like Egypt, this region had unique geographic protections against invasion by foreign enemies.  The other ancient city there was [[Harappa]].
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Mohenjo-Daro was an ancient city located in the fertile [[Indus River Valley]], in what is now [[Pakistan]] and northwest [[India]]. This was one of the most fertile region in the world at the time, with plentiful farm products and animals.  The region was surrounded in the north by the [[Himalayas]], protected to the west by the Indu Kush mountains, and insulated from the east by the Great Indian Desert.  Like [[Egypt]], this region had unique geographic protections against invasion by foreign enemies.  The other ancient city there was [[Harappa]].
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