alleryWhich Indus site is noted for building in stone rather than brick?
ALothal
BHarappa
CDholavira
DMohenjo-daro
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Dholavira
1. Most Indus sites used fired brick.
2. A few sites, such as Dholavira, are in stone.
3. Lothal, Harappa and Mohenjo-daro are brick cities.
_Source: Wikipedia, Architecture of India, section Indus Valley Civilisation_
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