The Indus valley people knew the use of______________?
Correct answer: A. Gold, Silver, Copper, Bronze but not iron
- A. Gold, Silver, Copper, Bronze but not iron
- B. Silver, Iron, Gold but not Bronze
- C. Silver, lead, Iron but not gold
- D. Gold, Tin, Bronze but not copper
Explanation
The Indus people worked gold, silver, copper and bronze but had not yet begun using iron. This is why the Harappan period is commonly placed in the Bronze Age rather than the Iron Age.
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