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  • Question 1
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    A piece of a woven cotton has been recovered from which one of the following Harappan sites?
    Solution
    • A piece of a woven cotton has been recovered from Mohenjo-Daro.
    • Lothal- The city of Dead- Dockyard was found here. It was a port town of Harappans.
    • Several items were recovered from Harappa site. Among the findings of Harappa site, the granary on mound F stands unique.
    • The principal items of Harappan pottery were recovered at Banawali.
  • Question 2
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    Consider the following statements regarding Dholavira:
    1. It lies in the Kachchh area of Gujarat.
    2. The city was fortified.
    3. It shows all the three phases of Harappan Culture.
    Which of the statement(s) given below is/are correct?
    Solution
    • Dholavira lies in the Great Rann of Kachchh area of Gujarat.
    • Dholavira had one of the world’s earliest and best planned water conservation systems.
    • Dholavira is known as Kotada which means large fort.
    • Dholavira shows all the three phases of Harappan Culture- 4500 BC to 1500 BC.
    • Dholavira has a citadel in the center, with a middle and lower town, each fortified separately. The city comes up a spectacular town planning as well.
  • Question 3
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    Consider the following statements:
    1. The Great Bath was the most important public place of Mohenjodaro made for ritual bathing.
    2. The floor of the bath was made of burnt bricks.
    Which of the statement(s) given below is/are correct?
    Solution
    • The Great bath is one of the best known structures among the ruins of Harappan civilization.
    • Great bath was there for ritual bathing.
    • Great bath measurement was 11.58*7.01*2.43 m.
    • Great bath was the second highest building in Mohenjo-Daro even in whole civilization.
    • Great bath had amazing burnt brick work on the floor of the bath.
    • Great bath even had rooms for changing clothes.
  • Question 4
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    Which one of the following animals was not represented on the seals and terracotta art of the Harappan culture?
    Solution
    From the seals, terracotta figurines, and copper tablets we get an idea on the religious life of the Harappans. The chief male deity was Pasupati, (proto-Siva) represented in seals as sitting in a yogic posture with three faces and two horns. He is surrounded by four animals (elephant, tiger, rhino, and buffalo each facing a different direction). Two deer appear on his feet.
  • Question 5
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    Total number of Harappan inscriptions is around _______.
    Solution
    • Total number of Harappan inscriptions is around 3000.
    • The earliest known Indus script signs were found on Ravi and Kot diji pottery excavated at Harappa town. It was found that only one sign is displayed on the pottery surface.
    • The above excavated Indus script signs represent a premature stage in the development of the Indus Script.
    • Inscriptions were found from over 60 harappan sites and most of them are short, the average length is five signs and none of them is longer than 26 signs.
    • Since the Harappan script has not been deciphered yet, its use is not known with certainty and all that we think we know is based on archaeological evidence alone.
  • Question 6
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    A burial practice similar to that of Megalithic burial has been found at _____________.
    Solution
    • A burial practice similar to that of Megalithic burial has been found at Dholavira.
    • Evidence of signage on ground has been discovered from Dholavira.
    • The Dockyard was excavated in the harappan site of Lothal.
    • Several items were recovered from Harappa site. Among the findings of Harappa site, the granary on mound F stands unique.
    • The principal items of harappan pottery were recovered at Banawali.
  • Question 7
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    Consider the following statements about the Harappan Civilisation.
    1. Harappan people ate their meals with fork and spoon.
    2. Harappan exploited the Khetri copper mines.
    3. The most important industry at Lothal was shipbuilding.
    Select the correct answer using the codes given below:
    Solution
    • Did harappan people ate their meals with fork and knife is not certain. According to historians, harappans would have used fingers instead of forks and knives on the table is still uncertain.
    • For spoons copper and pottery imitations of mussel-shells were used by harappans.
    • Harappans used to sit on the mats during intake of food mostly and certain rich classes used the table for food intake.
    • Harappan exploited the Khetri copper mines presently located in Rajasthan state.
    • Lothal, one of the most prominent cities of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, located in the Bhal region of the modern state of Gujarat.
    • Arguments regarding the Dockyard existence in the Lothal is still under debate and cannot confirm the ship building industry in Lothal area until more evidences are found.
  • Question 8
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    The Harappan site located on the Iranian border was __________.
    Solution
    • The Harappan site located on the Iranian border was Sutkagendor.
    • Sutkagendor- This is the trading post located in the Baluchistan area bordering Iran(current map of the world). This trading post was supporting the trade with Persian gulf.
    • Surkotoda is a small settlement with an oblong fortification wall of stone near Rann of Kutch.
    • Alamgirpur- It was discovered in 1959. This site shows the presence of Harappan civilization to the east of Yamuna river.
    • Kotla Nihangkhan- It is also a major archeological site associated with the  Harappan Civilization, dating to the 3300-1300 BCE period. It is located in Rupnagar dist of Punjab.
  • Question 9
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    At which of the following sites a pre-Harappan settlement has not been found?
  • Question 10
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    At whose instance the admission of nuns to Sangha started?
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