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Who lived in the Citadel area of the Harappan cities?

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Important Questions on History of India

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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 24
Harappan tools and implements were made of:
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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 25
Most of the Harappan pottery were of :
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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 26
The largest numbers of 'Seals' have been found at:
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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 27
'Seals' were perhaps used by:
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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 28
Harappans used to bring 'Lapis Lazuli' (famous blue gemstone) from:
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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 29
'Pashupati seal' has been found at:
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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 30
'Bearded figure' has been found at:
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AFCAT for Flying, Technical and Ground Duty Branch - General Knowledge and General Awareness>Chapter 2 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 31
The Indo-Aryan migrations were the migrations into the Indian subcontinent: