History & Civics
The Mesopotamian Civilisation flourished along the:
- river Nile.
- rivers Tigris and Euphrates.
- the rivers Yangtze Kiang and Huang He.
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The Indus Valley Civilisation is best known for its:
- towering castles.
- rich burials.
- spectacular city planning.
The excavations by this archaeologist in 1921 led to the discovery of large city of Mohenjodaro:
- RD Banerjee
- Daya Ram Sahni
- Alexander Cunningham
This Indus Valley city had a substantial dockyard:
- Kalibangan
- Banawali
- Lothal
A three-faced figure, seated in a yogic posture, surrounded by various animals, engraved on Indus Valley seals, is believed by some historians to be:
- the Mother Goddess.
- an earlier form of Pashupati.
- the Harappan king.