Discussion
Copper was found in the excavated areas in Rajasthan. Out of these, Copper supply to the Harappans was provided by __________.
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.
Answer: B
The copper came from Ganeshwar in Sikar.
Ganeshwar, near Neem-ka-Thana, lies in the copper-rich Khetri belt. Excavations found a large number of copper objects there, including arrowheads, fish-hooks, spearheads and axes, and the site is regarded as a supplier of copper to the Harappan cities.
Ahar near Udaipur is the type site of the Ahar-Banas Chalcolithic culture, which used copper but is not identified as the Harappans' supplier. Bagor in Bhilwara is a Mesolithic site, and 'Banas in Rajasmand' names a river, not the supply site.
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