alleryWhat material were buildings at Mehrgarh Period I made of?
AUnbaked mud-brick
BPolished marble
CKiln-baked brick
DTimber logs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Unbaked mud-brick
1. Buildings were of unbaked mud-brick, most with four internal subdivisions.
2. Marble, baked brick and logs are not named.
3. Mud-brick matched early village technology.
_Source: Wikipedia, Mehrgarh, section Mehrgarh Period I (5250-4650 BCE)_
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