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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE                                                                               2019


                  Towns associated with different industries: Daimabad bronze industry, Lothal factory for
                    stone tools and metallic finished goods, Balakot pearl finished goods, bangle and shell
                    industry and Chanhundaro beads and bangles factory.

                                                       Major imports

                        Materials                         Source from

                        Gold                              Kolar (Karnataka), Afghanistan, Persia

                        Silver                            South India, Afghanistan, Persia

                        Copper                            Khetri (Rajasthan), Baluchistan, Arabia

                        Tin                               Central Asia, Afghanistan, Bihar

                        Agates                            Western India

                        Jade                              Central Asia

                        Turquoise                         Iran

                        Amethyst                          Maharashtra


            Art and Craft
                  Bead Making and jewellery of gold and precious stones were made.
                  Pottery: Bright or dark red, plain and painted pottery was made.
                  Seals:  Seals  were  made  of  terracotta  and  most  frequently  represented  by  an  animal
                    named Unicorn.
                  Terracotta figurines:  Fire baked clay was used to make toys, animals, birds and both
                    male and female figurines.

            Religion

                  The chief male deity of Indus valley civilization was Pasupati Mahadeva (Epithet of Lord
                    Shiva).
                  The chief female deity of Indus valley civilization was the Mother Goddess (Goddess of
                    fertility).
                  They also worshipped fire, peepal trees and Unicorn.

            Burial Practices

                  Mohenjodaro: Three forms of burial were complete, fractional and post-cremation burials.
                  The dead body was generally placed in the North-South direction.

            Political System

                  It is speculated that the rulers might have been wealthy merchants, or powerful landlords
                     or spiritual leader.
            Scripts

                  Scripts were pictographic and written from right to left like modern Urdu.



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