Test: Indus Valley Civilisation - PPSC PCS (Punjab) MCQ

Rupnagar: Seals and coins (4).
Rohira: Houses with 1:2:4 brick ratio (2).
Sanghol: Copper objects (3).
Sunet: Terracotta figurines (1).

Statement 1: Correct. Rohira is located near Ahmadgarh.
Statement 2: Correct. Houses made of bricks in a 1:2:4 ratio were discovered.
Statement 3: Incorrect. Terracotta figurines were not found at Rohira.
Statement 4: Correct. Beads, bangles, and artifacts made of steatite were unearthed.

Statement 1: Correct. Pottery made with wheels was a distinct feature of the Harappan Civilization.
Statement 2: Correct. Cities were built using baked bricks.
Statement 3: Incorrect. An advanced drainage system was a hallmark of the Harappan Civilization.
Statement 4: Correct. Seals bearing a script were found.

Statement 1: Correct. Sanghol is linked to late Harappan culture.
Statement 2: Correct. Copper objects were discovered during excavations.
Statement 3: Incorrect. Sanghol shows continuity with other Harappan sites, not a different culture.

Statement 1: Correct. Sunet is located near Ludhiana.
Statement 2: Correct. Important seals and coins were discovered at Sunet.
Statement 3: Incorrect. A cemetery was not found at Sunet.

Statement 1: Correct. Rupnagar was excavated by YD Sharma.
Statement 2: Correct. It is located on the Sutlej River.
Statement 3: Incorrect. Rupnagar dates back to 2000 BC–1500 BC, not 2500 BC.
Statement 4: Correct. Harappan remains include beads, bangles, and a cemetery.

Rupnagar: Excavated by YD Sharma (1).
Kotla Nihang Khan: Discovered in 1929 (2).
Dher Majra: Near Rupnagar (3).
Bara: Late Harappan accumulation (4).