Question

Which of the following correctly summarizes the work of archaeologists in the Indus Valley?

A. Eighteenth-century archaeologists deciphered the writing of the Indus Valley civilization.

B. Twentieth-century archaeologists unearthed many artifacts near the Indus River.

C. Recent digs uncovered huge temples and scrolls.

D. Continual work over many centuries in Indus Valley ruins yielded clues to the civilization. Question Resources

Answer 1

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The most accurate answer is

B.
Twentieth-century archaeologists unearthed many artifacts near the Indus River.

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Answer 2

The correct answer is B) Twentieth-century archaeologists unearthed many artifacts near the Indus River."

The statement that correctly summarizes the work of archaeologists in the Indus Valley is "Twentieth-century archaeologists unearthed many artifacts near the Indus River."

The Indus Valley was one of the oldest civilizations known to humans. They were part of the first human settlements with the ancient civilization of Sumer that settled in the middle of the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers, in what today in Irag, in the middle east. The Indus Valley civilization settled nest to the Indus River in the 3300 BC. They occupied the territories of what today is Northwestern India, Pakistan and some portions of Afghanistan.