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प्रश्न
With reference to the art and craft of the Harappan people, explain their achievements in the following fields:
The Art of Sculpture.
उत्तर
The art and craft of the Harappan people with reference to the fields mentioned are explained below:
The Art of Sculpture:
The Harappan people were very skillful at the art of Sculpture. They were very much acquainted with different metals like- gold, silver, copper, bronze, etc. Also, they had a vast knowledge of precious stones. They used all these metals and stones in making different kinds of statues and figurines. The bronze figure of a dancing girl is one of the commendable pieces of art of sculpture. Then, their sculpture in stone is no less by any means. The statue of a nobleman or a priest and a Male Torso in red stone speak volumes of their art of sculpture. Sculpture in terracotta is yet another masterpiece of their art, the terracotta figurine of the Mother-Goddess is an exquisite of sculpture. Several other terracotta figures of a bull, dogs, sheep, birds, men, and women hold evidence of their skill at sculpture.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Mention any two features to suggest that the Harappan people enjoyed a higher standard of civic amenities than those of Mesopotamia.
Mention three main occupations of the Indus Valley people.
What is meant by the word ‘Mesopotamia’?
Why did the Indus Valley Civilization come to be known as Harappan Civilization?
Harappan Civilization was a highly developed urban civilization. Discuss the significant features of this Civilization with reference to: The Dwelling Houses.
Mention any three features that led to the emergence of civilisation.
What types of weights and measures did the Indus people use?
Name any three animals worshiped by the Harappans.
With reference to the emergence of civilisation, answer the following question:
Explain briefly man’s progress from the stone age to that of civilisation
In respect of the chief features of the Harappan Civilisation, write short notes on the following:
Town planning.