alleryStart learning →The famous Dancing Girl statuette of Mohenjo-daro was cast in which metal by the lost-wax method?
AIron
BBronze
CLead
DSilver
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Bronze
The slender-limbed Dancing Girl adorned with bangles is a bronze statuette made by lost-wax casting.
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