To which age does the Indus Valley Civilisation belong?
AIron Age
BMedieval Age
CBronze Age
DStone Age
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Bronze Age
1. The civilisation used copper and bronze for tools and vessels.
2. It is described as a Bronze Age civilisation.
3. Iron use came later, and the Stone Age and medieval period are far from its dates.
_Source: Wikipedia, Indus Valley Civilisation, Lead section_
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