Question

A vase depicting the folk tale 'The Thirsty Crow' was found at _______.

• A. Lothal
• B. Surkotada
• C. Dholavira
• D. Banawali

Answer 1

The correct option is A Lothal

• A vase depicting the folk tale 'The Thirsty Crow' was found at Lothal.
• Lothal- The city of Dead- Dockyard was found here. It was a port town of Harappans.
• The principal items of harappan pottery were recovered at Banawali.
• Dholavira had one of the world’s earliest and best planned water conservation systems.
• Dholavira is known as Kotada which means large fort.
• Dholavira shows all the three phases of Harappan Culture- 4500 BC to 1500 BC.
• Dholavira has a citadel in the center, with a middle and lower town, each fortified separately. The city comes up a spectacular town planning as well.
  
• Surkotoda is a small settlement with an oblong fortification wall of stone near Rann of Kutch.