Discussion
At which place of the Harappan civilization, the remains of the "Great Bath", one of the major architectures of the Harappan civilization, have been found?
Answer: A
The Great Bath is a large, well built rectangular tank, lined with baked bricks and made water tight with bitumen, which was found at Mohenjo-daro in the Sindh province of present Pakistan, on the citadel mound. It is thought to have been used for ritual bathing. Harappa, Lothal and Rakhigarhi are other Harappan sites, known for granaries, a dockyard (Lothal) and one of the largest cities (Rakhigarhi), but the Great Bath is not found at them. The answer is Mohenjo-daro, option A.
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