alleryHow was the Indus civilisation connected to Mesopotamia?
AThrough a joint calendar
BThrough long-distance trade
CThrough one shared king
DThrough a land war
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Through long-distance trade
1. Indus artefacts are found over a large area including Mesopotamia.
2. Trade networks, including maritime trade, linked them.
3. No shared king or war is recorded.
_Source: Wikipedia, Indus Valley Civilisation, Trade and transportation_
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