Mesopotamian seals differed from Indian stamp seals in what way?
AThey were square and stamped flat
BThey were cylinders rolled over clay
CThey were always made of solid gold
DThey were never carved with writing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. They were cylinders rolled over clay
1. Cylinder seals were pierced and fitted with a stick.
2. Rolling them made a continuous picture.
3. They marked a city dweller's public role.
_Source: NCERT Class 11 Themes in World History, Theme 2, Writing and City Life._
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