om_rahul

Hii, i am joined few days ago Playing this game is realy awseome (Normaly i don't play RTS game). The thing attracted me to this game is mauryans because i am belonging from same countries of ancient heroes. i have keen interest in 0ad development. i am so glad to help you and contribute to 0ad as much i can do. I read this topic "Crowd-sourced Civ: Mauryan Indians" and "desgin and document mauryan"completely, if you want to ask regarding any question about, pls free to post. i am not that much familiar with open source development process, if you tell me what i can contribute it will be more helpful for me to focussing on thing. "sorry for my english"

Brick will we better choice, because they used the sun dried bricks to make lothal and lumber can be placed on it. "there is no proof lumber whether they use or not, and that time lumber are utilize in large amount".

if you are thinking to implement lothal dock, you must have to see this picture: http://bharatdiscovery.org/w/images/1/15/Lothal.jpg this painting is drawn as according to lothal city. may it will help you.

Section looking awseome. From historical point of view section B will we more prefrable.

I watched many old movies, but in that i mostly found no dock or if their is dock, It is made of stone stairs. In google most of the docks pictures are of birtish empire (after 1750 AC).

"Lothal Dock" first dock of world : it's a prominent dock in indus valley civilization. .It was a vital and thriving trade centre in ancient times, Mauryans were the first attested attempt to organize a navy in India and used to send massive diplomatic missions to Greece, Syria, Egypt, Cyrene, Macedonia and Epirus this is latest picture and it destroyed. Now this dock is come under in indian monument preservation, not used this days. For architect reference "in paragraph: dock and warehouse" = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lothal and other thing I have'nt found any photo of old India docks don't use woods like foreign country, but they are made of stone stairs and big ships stops beside the dock.