Explanation:

- Jorwe culture is an important Chalcolithic archaeological culture.

- It is known for its distinctive pottery and settlement patterns.

- The culture thrived in the Deccan region during the late second millennium BCE.

- It is mainly associated with the present-day Indian state of Maharashtra.

- Option 1: Bihar - This state does not have a direct connection to the Jorwe culture.

- Option 2: Assam - Located in the northeastern region of India, it is not linked with Jorwe culture.

- Option 3: Gujarat - While significant in ancient India's history, Jorwe culture is not prominent here.

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