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The Great Bath was found at which Indus civilization site?

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Correct answer: Mohenjo-daro

The direct answer is C, Mohenjo-daro. The Indus or Harappan civilisation built planned cities with drains, wells, water tanks and other public structures. The Great Bath was a large, carefully constructed, waterproof bathing tank discovered at Mohenjo-daro, in present-day Sindh, Pakistan. Its design shows knowledge of brick construction, water control and public architecture. Option A, Harappa, was an important Indus site and gave the civilisation its common name, but the famous Great Bath is not its defining discovery. Option B, Lothal, is especially known for its dockyard, bead-making and maritime trade, not the Great Bath. Option C is correct because archaeological remains at Mohenjo-daro include the Great Bath. Option D, Kalibangan, is known for features such as a ploughed field and fire altars, although it was also an important planned settlement. Do not confuse an important Indus site with the specific monument asked about. Memory cue: Mohenjo-daro means remember the Great Bath; Lothal means remember the dockyard.

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