The Indus Valley Civilization
The Indus Valley Civilization belongs to which age?
Neolithic age
Palaeolithic age
Chalcolithic age
Mesolithic age
Chalcolithic age
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4 responses to “The Indus Valley Civilization belongs to which age?”
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You maybe right but most research tells it is either bronze age or copper(chalcolithic age) depending on mcqs choices, but cant be neolithic stone age
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I have now corrected it. Its Chalcolithic Age.
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Correct answer is Neolithic age
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It is mostly believed that it belongs to Chalcolithic age
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