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The cubical dice found at Mohenjo-daro were marked in what way?
AWith coloured paint
BWith script signs
CWith one to six holes
DWith animal motifs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. With one to six holes
Harappan dice were cubes whose faces carried between one and six holes.
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