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Why is information about rulers in the Harappan Civilization limited?

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Correct answer: Because the script is unread and royal records are not clear

The Harappans built cities and left seals, pottery, buildings and other remains, but their script has not been securely deciphered. Moreover, no clearly identified royal chronicles or detailed king lists have been found. Consequently, historians know much about material culture but less about named rulers and political institutions. Options B, C and D are contradicted by evidence, so A is correct.

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Harappan HistorySource LimitationsThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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Because the script is unread and royal records are not clear

Why is this the correct answer?

The Harappans built cities and left seals, pottery, buildings and other remains, but their script has not been securely deciphered. Moreover, no clearly identified royal chronicles or detailed king lists have been found. Consequently, historians know much about material culture but less about named rulers and political institutions. Options B, C and D are contradicted by evidence, so A is correct.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.

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