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Why is it difficult for scholars to follow the development of Harappan society in great detail?ResponsesConstant invasion destroyed large cities and significant documents.Constant invasion destroyed large cities and significant documents.Silt deposits and desertification have made earliest settlements unexplorable.Silt deposits and desertification have made earliest settlements unexplorable.Aryan invasions destroyed all written records of Harappan civilization.Aryan invasions destroyed all written records of Harappan civilization.Erratic flooding forced constant movement between cities.Erratic flooding forced constant movement between cities.Their pictographic written language is still undeciphered.
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