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The famous female figurine known as ‘Dancing Girl’, found at Mohenjo-daro, is made of:
carnelian
clay
bronze
gold
Here is an explanation regarding the material of the 'Dancing Girl' figurine:
- Option 1: Carnelian
- Carnelian is a type of gemstone often used in jewelry, not the material for the Dancing Girl.
- Option 2: Clay
- Clay was used commonly in pottery and figurines, but not for the famous Dancing Girl.
- Option 3: Bronze
- Correct Answer: The 'Dancing Girl' is made of bronze. It is a notable artifact from the Indus Valley Civilization, showcasing advanced metallurgy.
- Option 4: Gold
- Gold is a precious metal, but the figurine is not made of gold.
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