The culture in which huge stone slabes were used encircle burial places was called the ……………… culture.

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• …………. were the huge stone slabes erected over the burials.
• The ……………… culture was essentially an urban culture.
• ………….. were the indivisible factors of the Harappan Culture.
• The …………. are also ‘samhitas’ in the sense that they represent the oral tradition of that period.They were not recorded when they were first composed.
• There is good archaeological evidence to show that in the centuries following 2000 B.C, north-west India was invaded by some tribes from the west.They were called …………...
• In the age of the ……………., 16 large states called Mahajanapadas were flourishing in North India.
• A glorious civilization flourished in the valley of the river Indus and its neighbouring regions prior to the rise of the Chalcolithic Age.This civilization known as the …………. culture.
• Harappan Culture spread over various parts of Northern and Central India like Rupar and Bara in the east Punjab, Alamgirpur near Meerut in U.P. and Ragpur and Lothal in …………….
• Sir John Marshall has assigned …………… culture to the period 3150- 2750 B.C.
• ………………in ‘The History and Culture of Indian People’, Vol. 1 remarks, “The large number of signs precludes the possibility of the script being alphabetic.It was mainly phonetic, most of signs standing for open or close syllables and the remainder functioning as determinates or ideograms”.