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The ploughed field at Kalibangan had two sets of furrows at right angles, suggesting what?
ARitual field marking
BFlood water drainage
CUse of two ox teams
DTwo crops grown together
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Two crops grown together
Crossing furrow sets suggest two different crops were grown together in the same field.
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