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Why mohenjodaro was called ab urban centre?

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Because the centre was fully maintained and everything that needed there like an perfect urban centre full cleaned drainage system large bath citadel and lower town and people maintained their centre perfectly

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Who was AL biruni how he categorised our society ( social discrimination

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Pranjal Bindra 2 months ago

Al-Biruni tried to explain the caste system by looking far parallels in other societies. He described that in ancient Persia four social categories were recognised. iknight and princes. iimonks iiifire-priests and lawyers; physicians astronomers other scientists; ivFinally peasants and artisans.

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Mahabharat, the epic of India

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According to Al-Biruni what were the major barriers in the way of understanding an alien world?

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Pranjal Bindra 3 months, 3 weeks ago

Language

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Rutba Naeem 4 months, 2 weeks ago

Who were liberals, radicals and conservatives ?

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How to make Practical file

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How important were gender differences in early societies?

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Contribution of John marshal and martimer wheeler in Indian archaeology

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Kaal Lu 6 months, 2 weeks ago

John Marshall and Mortimer Wheeler made significant contributions to Indian archaeology: 1. **John Marshall**: - Marshall was the Director-General of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) from 1902 to 1931. He played a crucial role in systematizing archaeological research in India. - Under his leadership, the ASI conducted extensive excavations at various sites, including Mohenjo-Daro and Taxila, leading to the discovery of the Indus Valley Civilization. - He emphasized the importance of preservation and documentation of archaeological finds, which laid the foundation for modern archaeological practices in India. 2. **Mortimer Wheeler**: - Wheeler succeeded Marshall as the Director-General of ASI. He brought innovative techniques to Indian archaeology. - Wheeler introduced the grid system for excavations, which improved the accuracy of documenting findings and stratigraphy. - His work at sites like Harappa and Arikamedu furthered our understanding of India's ancient history. - Wheeler also emphasized the training and involvement of Indian archaeologists in excavation work, contributing to the development of a skilled workforce in the field. Both Marshall and Wheeler made substantial contributions to the study of India's archaeological heritage and its history.

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Trace the technologies that were used for making beads by Harappans.

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To what extent were agricultural practices transformed in the period 600 BC to 600 AD

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Sheetal Rana 6 months, 3 weeks ago

To what extent were agricultural practices transformed in the period 600 BC to 600 AD

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The revolt of 1857

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"One of the most distinctive features …

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Kaal Lu 6 months, 2 weeks ago

Of what

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What are the reason for the rise of magadha

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Pranjal Bindra 3 months, 3 weeks ago

It was productive in agriculture

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Write a short note chishti khanqahs

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The problems of unpaid revenue

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Who was known as the Napoleon of India?

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Shadow Tiwari 7 months, 3 weeks ago

Samundra gupta maurya

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Who was harisena?

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About the Indus valley civilization

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Vivek Prajapati 7 months, 3 weeks ago

He was first civilisation in the time period aprox 2500 bc ti 1800 of India . They have many divison of time period , like - miture harappan, late harappan etc. They are also called harappan civilisation. He was florishid today sind region. They have many site like - mohanjodado , rakhigadhi, harappa etc. Trade was florishid in this civilisation.

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Explain the major difference between hinayna and mahayana

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Format of Project presentation on through the eyes of travellers

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Navin J 8 months, 3 weeks ago

In fort is there any place for soldiers

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We're mothers important?

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Aditya Sharma 8 months, 2 weeks ago

Yes

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What is mean by numismatics? How has the study of coins helped the numismatics to reconstruct possible commercial networks?

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Rohit Khareta 8 months ago

Numismatics is the study of coins

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How do Archaeologist trace socio-economic difference in Harappan society? What are the difference that they notice?

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Describe the contribution of v.s suthankar in reconstructing social history through the critical edition of mahabharata?

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Himanshu Singh 9 months, 1 week ago

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To what extent do you think these texts are useful in reconstructing a history of Mauryan administration

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Project 2023 2024

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Kritika Barle 9 months ago

Bhakti Sufi tradition Draft for project

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What is the difference between kila and jati according to Sanskrit text ?

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Abhishek Raj 6 months, 2 weeks ago

Kula - family lineage or bloodline Jati - a larger network of community of people or kinfolk , they can share the same occupation or origin. Hope it helps , verify!

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Q1)Discuss the evidence of craft production, trade, & coins in ancient india ?

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