Harappan Culture emerged from early farming communities around:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option (2) → 7000 BCE
Recent archaeological evidence points to the emergence of Harappan culture from early farming communities dated around 7000 BCE.
NCERT (2026-27): “1. Beginnings Harappan Settlements … There were several archaeological cultures in the region prior to the Mature Harappan. These cultures were associated with distinctive pottery, evidence of agriculture and pastoralism, and some crafts. Settlements were generally small, and there were virtually no large buildings. The recent archaeological evidences also indicate the emergence of Harappan culture from early farming communities dated around 7000 BCE. The urban phase (Mature Harappan) was a consequent result of the gradual transformation and internal development of the civilisation during the early Harappan phase.” |