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Class 12 · History
→The combined use of seal impressions and standardised weights indicates what type of control?
Class 12 · History
→If standardised weights are found at a site but no direct evidence of a market exists, what is the most cautious interpretation?
Class 12 · History
→Why do standardised weights not prove uniform prices?
Class 12 · History
→If both Harappan and Mesopotamian goods are found at Dilmun, which conclusion becomes stronger?
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→How could Dilmun's intermediary role reduce commercial risk?
Class 12 · History
→What type of contact is directly established by finding a Harappan object in Mesopotamia?
Class 12 · History
→If Mesopotamian records mention an object but it is not found archaeologically, what is the most appropriate conclusion?
Class 12 · History
→What caution must historians exercise while using Mesopotamian references to Meluhha?
Class 12 · History
→Which evidence provides the broadest view of the structure of Harappan trade?
Class 12 · History
→Which is the broadest expert conclusion about the Harappan trade system?
Class 12 · History
→Which evidence set is most balanced for reconstructing Harappan trade?
Class 12 · History
→If a foreign object is found outside its context, what is the greatest limitation?
Class 12 · History
→Why is archaeological context essential in studying Harappan trade?
Class 12 · History
→If metal objects of the same type have different isotopic signatures, what does this indicate?
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→For which question is isotopic analysis most useful in trade studies?
Class 12 · History
→A transport experiment using a replica boat can help answer which question?
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→How can experimental archaeology assist the study of trade?
Class 12 · History
→If an imported object shows a local repair technique what does this indicate?
Class 12 · History
→How can the life cycle of a traded object be studied?
Class 12 · History
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