UPSC Principle and Vice Principle GK/GS History of India Part - 3

The Great Granary and Great Bath are prominent architectural structures discovered at which Indus Valley site?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
The Great Granary and Great Bath are prominent architectural structures discovered at which Indus Valley site?
Options
A. Kalibangan
B. Banawali
C. Mohenjo-daro
D. Surkotada
Explanation
Mohenjo-daro and religious institutions, transferring revenue Archaeological excavations at Mohenjo-daro, collection and judicial rights while exempting situated in the Larkana district of Sindh along the these lands from royal taxes. However, provincial Indus River, revealed extraordinary architectural governorships (Uparikas) frequently became monuments. The Great Bath features finely hereditary during the later Gupta period due to fitted baked bricks, bitumen waterproofing, weakening imperial control. and drainage channels used for public or ritual bathing. Adjacent to it, the massive Great
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