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HistoryWhy do historians not treat an archaeological interpretation as final truth?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Boneshow historians use archaeological evidenceLevel 19Easy HistoryWhat is the main difficulty historians face while studying signs on Harappan seals?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonesHarappan archaeologyLevel 19Easy HistoryThe division between the citadel and lower town helps historians understand what?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 19Easy HistoryWhat may historians infer from differences in the sizes of houses?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 19Easy HistoryWhy is it necessary to prepare a map of an archaeological site?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 19Easy HistoryIf a large amount of bead-making waste is found at a place, what may historians infer?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonescraft productionLevel 19Easy HistoryWhy is comparison used while interpreting archaeological evidence?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Boneshow historians use archaeological evidenceLevel 19Easy HistoryWhat do historians do while identifying structures such as large granaries?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Boneshow historians use archaeological evidenceLevel 19Easy HistoryWhat do the planned streets and lanes of Mohenjo-daro reveal?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesearly urban centresLevel 19Easy HistoryBricks of uniform proportions indicate what?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Boneshow historians use archaeological evidenceLevel 19Easy HistoryWhat may shell objects found in an inland city indicate?Class 12Bricks, Beads and BonesLevel 19Easy HistoryWhat would provide the most comprehensive analysis of Harappan settlement patterns?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard HistoryWhy is chronology necessary when comparing settlement patterns?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard HistoryIf only the upper layers of a site survive, what problem arises?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard HistoryIf the same environmental event destroys some sites but others survive, what can be understood?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard HistoryIf some settlements continue even after a river changes course, what does this indicate?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard HistoryWhy is it incomplete to explain settlement relocation only through climate change?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard HistoryIf new agricultural settlements emerge far from a large city, what change is possible?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard HistoryIf a small craft site develops near an abandoned city, what is possible?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonescraft productionLevel 18Hard HistoryIf bricks from an old city were reused in a nearby new settlement, what can be understood?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonessettlement patternsLevel 18Hard