Irrigation was developed in the Indus Valley Civilization by around ______?

Correct answer: A. 4500 BCE

  • A. 4500 BCE
  • B. 4100 BCE
  • C. 4200 BCE
  • D. 4000 BCE

Explanation

Evidence of irrigation associated with the Indus Valley tradition is commonly dated to around 4500 BCE. This places early irrigation among the oldest organised agricultural practices in the region.

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