Perforated Indus pottery, with a large hole at the bottom and small holes all over, was probably used for:
AStraining beverages
BStoring grain stocks
CCooking daily rice
DBurning incense sticks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Straining beverages
1. Miniature vessels under half an inch also exist.
2. Perforated pots strained beverages.
3. Polychrome pottery is rare.
_Source: NCERT Class 11 An Introduction to Indian Art, Chapter 2, Arts of the Indus Valley._
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