Why is the Indus Civilization called protohistoric?
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Correct answer: Because its script exists but is not fully deciphered
The Indus Civilization left many seals and other objects bearing signs that are generally regarded as a script, but those signs have not been securely deciphered. As a result, archaeological evidence is abundant while direct written information remains unavailable. The civilization had cities and many artefacts, so options B, C and D are false. Therefore, option A is correct.
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Because its script exists but is not fully deciphered
Why is this the correct answer?
The Indus Civilization left many seals and other objects bearing signs that are generally regarded as a script, but those signs have not been securely deciphered. As a result, archaeological evidence is abundant while direct written information remains unavailable. The civilization had cities and many artefacts, so options B, C and D are false. Therefore, option A is correct.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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