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Indus Valley civilization sites do not have large monumental structures such as temples or palaces for rulers unlike Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilization. The granaries were intelligently designed with strategic air ducts and raised platforms which helped in storage of grains and protecting them from pests. An important feature of the Harappan cities is the prevalence of public baths, which indicate the importance of ritualistic cleansing in their culture. These baths also had an array of galleries and rooms surrounding it. The most famous example of a public bath is the Great Bath' in the excavated remains of Mohenjo-daro. There are no cracks or leaks in the Great Bath.