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HistoryWhy is coastal location alone insufficient evidence for maritime trade?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Hard HistoryWhat was the most probable economic advantage of a settlement located at the junction of river and land routes?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Medium HistoryIf distant raw material occurs repeatedly in successive layers at a craft centre, what type of supply arrangement is indicated?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Hard HistoryIf shell production is concentrated in one region and bead production in another, what does this indicate?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Medium HistoryHow did agricultural surplus indirectly support Harappan long-distance trade?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Medium HistoryWhich archaeological pattern would indicate that rural areas participated in a standardised trade system?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Hard HistoryWhich is the most appropriate example of two-way exchange between towns and villages?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Medium HistoryIf a foreign text mentions a commodity but archaeological evidence is absent, what is the most balanced approach?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Hard HistoryWhy is evidence for perishable products such as cotton limited in Harappan trade?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Medium HistoryWhy are rare stone beads more likely than ordinary pottery to appear in long-distance trade?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryHarappan carnelian beads found in Mesopotamia indicate which two processes together?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryWhich type of good would be economically most suitable for long-distance trade?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryIf many storage vessels at a trading site have nearly equal capacity, what does this indicate?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryWhat may a broken clay sealing indicate in a trade context?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryIf a sealed package bears several different seal impressions, which interpretation is most appropriate?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryWhat may the presence of both seals and weights in a commercial storehouse indicate?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryIf weights have similar shapes in two towns but differ in actual mass, which conclusion requires caution?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryHeavy wear on standardised weights may indicate which economic activity?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryIf imported raw materials decline in a period while local substitutes increase, what does this indicate?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert HistoryWhich situation most clearly suggests a stable trade network?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonestradeLevel 13Expert