Harappan and Ancient Egyptian Civilizations: River-Based Development Comparison

Create a highly detailed and historically inspired image showing a side-by-side comparison of the Harappan Civilization (Indus Valley) and the Ancient Egyptian Civilization, emphasizing their development along rivers. On the left side, depict the Harappan Civilization with well-planned grid-like city structures, brick houses, the Great Bath, and people engaged in trade and crafts near the Indus River. Include symbols like seals, carts, and pottery. Use a warm, earthy color palette. On the right side, illustrate Ancient Egypt along the Nile River, with grand pyramids, the Sphinx, hieroglyphics on temple walls, and people farming or transporting goods on the river. Use golden tones and desert backgrounds. A flowing river should run through both halves of the image, visually linking the two civilizations. Include subtle cultural elements to distinguish them, but keep the style realistic and richly detailed, like a museum-quality historical illustration