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13701
The town planning of the Harappan Civilization was primarily driven by a concern for:
The civilization placed a high priority on hygiene. This is evident in their advanced drainage systems, waste water management, and the presence of private wells and bathing areas in homes.
13702
Which material was occasionally used for seals, though less common than steatite, in the Harappan Civilization?
While the majority of Harappan seals were carved from steatite (soft stone), excavations have also yielded seals made from terracotta, faience, and occasionally gold or ivory.
13703
The fortifications found in large Harappan towns primarily served which purpose?
The massive walls and fortifications around Harappan cities were multi-purpose. They provided security against human threats like robbers and raiders, while also acting as barriers against the frequent flooding of the rivers.
13704
What was the layout characteristic of the streets in Indus Valley cities?
The cities featured wide, straight streets that intersected at right angles. Main streets could be up to 10 meters wide, accommodating two-way traffic of bullock carts.
13705
Which scholar is credited with the first major excavation that identified the Harappan Civilization site in 1921?
Rai Bahadur Daya Ram Sahni supervised the excavation of the Harappa site in 1921-22. His work provided the first concrete evidence of this ancient urban civilization.
13706
What is the current status of the script used by the Indus Valley Civilization?
The Indus script remains undeciphered to this day. It is a pictographic script found on seals and pottery, but scholars have not yet been able to translate the symbols or link them definitively to a language family.
13707
Which bronze statue is considered a significant artistic creation of the Indus Valley Civilization?
The 'Dancing Girl' is a famous bronze sculpture found at Mohenjo-daro. Dating back to roughly 2500 BCE, it depicts a girl in a standing posture adorned with bangles, showcasing advanced metallurgy.
13708
Which animal was ostensibly unknown to the inhabitants of the Indus Valley Civilisation?
There is little to no conclusive evidence, such as skeletal remains or seals, to suggest that the horse was known to or used by the people of the Indus Valley Civilization.
13709
The cult of Mother Goddess worship is most closely associated with which civilization?
The discovery of numerous terracotta female figurines suggests that Mother Goddess worship was widespread in the Indus Valley Civilization. These figures often feature elaborate headgear and jewelry.
13710
In which year was the Harappan Civilization formally discovered through excavation?
The excavation that led to the formal identification of the civilization began in 1921 at Harappa. This work was led by Rai Bahadur Daya Ram Sahni under the direction of Sir John Marshall.
