From which one of the following sites, was the famous Bull-seal of Indus Valley found?
Correct answer: A. Mohenjodaro
- A. Mohenjodaro
- B. Chanhudaro
- C. Lothal
- D. Harappa
Explanation
The famous Indus bull seal was discovered at Mohenjodaro, one of the principal urban centres of the civilization. The other sites listed are important Harappan settlements but are not associated with this commonly cited seal.
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