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| Q. |
Which one of the following Indus sites was destroyed by fire? |
| A. | lothal |
| B. | kalibangan |
| C. | kotdiji |
| D. | amri |
| Answer» D. amri | |
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Nikhel Bauri
1 year ago
Amri is wrong answer.
Kotdiji is right answer. Kot Diji, located about 25 kilometers south-east of Mohenjo-daro in Pakistan's Sindh province, served as an important pre-Harappan urban center occupied between 3500 BCE and 2800 BCE.
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