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Question
Describe the social life of the Harappan people with reference to:
Their Ornaments.
Solution
Their Ornaments: Both men and women whether rich or poor were fond of wearing ornaments. The ornaments were guided out of gold, silver, copper, and other well-known metals, and precious stones were used for making various ornaments of different designs. Both men and women wore necklaces, finger-rings, and armlets. Women also decorated themselves with a head-dress, earrings, bangles, bracelets, girdles, and anklets.
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