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Whose 1960s argument questioned the evidence of a massacre at Mohenjodaro?
AMortimer Wheeler
BGeorge Dales
CErnest Mackay
DJohn Marshall
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. George Dales
George Dales showed the skeletons belonged to different periods and the site had no destruction layer or weapons.
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