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What is a common characteristic of most Harappan settlements? |
Large high western part and small lower eastern section Small high western part and large lower eastern section Symmetrical layout with equal-sized sections Circular layout with concentric walls |
Small high western part and large lower eastern section |
Although the majority of Harappan settlements exhibit a common layout with a smaller elevated western part and a larger lower eastern section, there exist variations in some sites. Dholavira and Lothal, located in Gujarat, stand out as examples where the entire settlements were fortified, and additional walls separated different sections within the towns. While the Citadel in Lothal was not enclosed by walls, it was constructed at an elevated height. |