Question

It has been observed by the excavation that the pottery fabrics and forms found at some places show a closed affinity with the early baluchistan and iranian pottery. identify the places.

a) rangpur and ropar
b) mohenjodaro and lothal
c) amri and banwali
d) lothal and banwali

Answer 1

The places identified with pottery showing affinity to early Baluchistan and Iranian pottery are Amri and Banwali, which are significant archaeological sites indicating ancient cultural and trade relations. Option c is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

The pottery fabrics and forms showing a close affinity with the early Baluchistan and Iranian pottery have been identified at various archaeological sites in the Indus Valley civilization. After analyzing the evidence and references to trade and cultural exchanges between the Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, and regions in and around Iran, the correct answer to the question is option c) Amri and Banwali. These places are significant archaeological sites where pottery similar to that of early Baluchistan and Iranian styles have been found, indicating the cultural and trade relations between these regions in ancient times.