The extraordinary civic standardization of Harappan urban layouts is highly visible in its building bricks. What was the universal ratio of thickness, width, and length maintained for baked mud bricks?

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Across the vast geographical horizons of the Indus civilization, building bricks followed a uniform dimensional ratio where the width was twice the thickness, and the length was four times the thickness (Ratio 1:2:4), ensuring balanced interlocking walls.

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