Exam Details
Subject | archaeology | |
Paper | paper 2 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2009 | |
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Question Paper
1. To which of the following techno-cultural stage FAURESMITH site is associated
Neolithic
Mesolithic
Middle Palaeolithic
Acheulian
2. From which site earliest use of fire is reported in Asia
Choukoutien
Anyathian
Patjitan
Spirit Caves
3. What are the main tool components of Natufian
Ground stone axes
Scrapers on flake
Microliths
Chopper and Copping tools
4. Who was the author of typical Mousterian culture in Western Europe
Homo-erectus
Cro-magnon
Homo-Heidelbergensis
Neanderthal
5. Upper Villafrauchianna was fauna of the following period
Holocene
Mid-Pleistocene
Lower Pleistocene
Pliocene
6. Thermoluminescence dating is used to date
Bones
Glass
Pottery
Metal
7. Coprology deals with
Study of faecal remains
Study of seeds
Study of fruits
Study of insects
8. Libby's Radiocarbon dating method started in
1844
1936
1952
1970
9. Site catchment analysis was first applied to archaeological site by
R. Renfrew
Vita Finzi
Ian Hodder
R. S. Pappu
10. "It is difficult to demonstrate how to excavate an ancient site, but one can show how not to excavate." Who said so
Sir John Marshall
General Cunningham
Sir Mortimer Wheeler
A. Ghosh
11. Who introduced the concept of typology in Archaeology
Pitt Riverse
Sir Mortimer Wheeler
A. Ghosh
Sir John Marshall
12. Kot Diji is located on the river
Bolan
Ghaggar
Indus
Sutlej
13. Citadel is associated with
Mehargarh
Bara
Mohenjodaro
Alamgirpur
14. Which of the sites is associated with copper hoards
Daulatpur
Bhagwanpura
Bahadrabad
Hulas
15. Which of the chalcolithic sites has revealed the earliest evidence for irrigation
Kayatha
Inamgaon
Balathal
Loteshwar
16. Kalibanga was deserted because of one of the following factors
Change in the nature of river Ghaggar
Flood
Aryan invasion
Plague
17. Mathura was excavated by
J. P. Joshi
M. C. Joshi
B. B. Lal
R. C. Gaur
18. Mahabharata site Indraprastha is identified at
Kurukshetra
Hastinapur
Purana Quila
Mehrauli
19. Shishupalgarh, a city site, is located in
Orissa
West Bengal
Bihar
Assam
20. The cultural sequence from OCP to early medieval period was found at
Sringverapur
Sravasti
Shishupalgarh
Mathura
21. Megalithic site of Kakoria is located in
Vidarbha
Malwa
Deccan
Vindhyas
22. Remains of wooden planks from early historical deposits were found from the excavation at
Ujjain
Kausambi
Rajgrih
Hastinapur
23. Where is the earliest structural temple located
Sanchi
Vidisha
Elephanta
Badami
24. Which is the earliest stupa in India
Amaravati
Bharhut
Sanchi
Sarnath
25. By which technique terracotta figurines of Ganga-Yamuna from Ahichhatra are made
Hand modelling
Single Mould
Double Mould
Wheel turning
26. What was the technique of Minting of Yodheya coins
Cast
Punch marked
Die striking
All the above
27. In which inscription of Ashoka, Victory of Kalinga is mentioned
XII Rock edict
XIII Rock edict
VII Rock edict
Dholi inscription
28. Assertion Holocene is marked by the beginning of modern climate, fauna and human forms.
Reason The Pleistocene climatic conditions became mild and the evaluation of animal kingdom reached its zenith.
Both and are false.
Both and are correct.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
29. Assertion Modern minting technique of coins was initiated by Indo-Greek rulers in India.
Reason The die struck technique of coins was first issued by Demetrius.
is correct but is false.
is false and is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
30. Assertion Harappans were migrated to Gujarat.
Reason To exploit natural resources.
is correct and is incorrect.
is incorrect and is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are incorrect.
31. Assertion There is paucity of megalithic sites in Gujarat.
Reason Because there was scarcity of iron in this region.
is correct and is incorrect.
is incorrect and is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are incorrect.
32. Assertion Neolithic culture of the middle Ganga plain is marked by rice cultivation, pastoralism and use of handmade cord impressed pottery.
Reason It has development from main Mesolithic traits of the region.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
is correct, but is false.
is false, but is correct.
33. Assertion Heliodorous Pillar was erected by Bhagbhadra.
Reason For the promotion of Bhagvat Dharma.
is correct, but is false.
is false, but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
34. Assertion Eighty-four Thousand Stupas were constructed by Ashoka.
Reason The Stupas were constructed for the promotion of Shaivism.
is correct, but is false.
is false, but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
35. Assertion Non-Harappan Chalcolithic cultures in India could not attain status of urban cultures for non-availability of substantial food surplus.
Reason The mismatch between the low application of metal technology and tough natural conditions could not help to generate substantial food surplus.
Both and are false.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
Both and are correct.
36. Assertion Chalcolithic cultures contain strong regional characters.
Reason This was caused by the restricted avenues of pan-regional interactions on any large scale.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
37. Assertion Second urbanization in the Ganga plain occurred in the second half of the first millennium B.C.
Reason This was caused by the greater application of iron technology which helped in harnessing better of the good natural resources.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
38. Match the items of List-I with those of the items of List-II
List-I List-II
Lapis Lazuli Oman Peninsula
Marine Shells Sukur Rohri hills
Copper Badakshan region
Chert/Flint Gulf of Kachchh
Codes
39. Match the authors of List-I with the books of List-II
List-I List-II
B. Subbarao Lines on Stone
H. D. Sankalia The Saraswati Flows on
B. B. Lal The Personality of India
Erwin Neumayer The Stone Age Tools
Codes
40. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Sothi P.G.W.
Banawali Pre Harappa
Daulatpur Mature Harappa
Ahichchhatra Late Harappa
Codes
41. Match the sites of List-I with the excavators of List-II
List-I List-II
Balathal K.T.M. Hegde
Nagwada V. N. Misra
Navadatoli R.C. Gaur
Atranjikhera H. D. Sankalia
Codes
42. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Ahar Pravana
Nevasa Banas
Narhan Krishna
Nagarjunikonda Saryu
Codes
43. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Sarai Nahar Rai Sand dune
Attirampakkam Horse Shoe Lake
Baghor-II River Terrace
Langhnaj River Bank
Codes
44. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Arikamedu Pondicherry
Chandraketugarh Uttar Pradesh
Kairadih Maharashtra
Nasik Bengal
Codes
45. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Lahariadih Iron Age Megalithic
Tokwa Late Upper Palaeolithic
Kotia Copper-hoard
Madarpur Neolithic
Codes
46. Arrange the following sites in chronological order
Arikamedu
Srishailam
Amravati
Vadamadurai
Codes
47. Arrange the following ceramicwares in chronological order
Painted Grey ware
Reserved Slip ware
Red Polished ware
Corded ware
Codes
48. Arrange the following in chronological order
Rummindei inscription
Gwalior inscription
Yashodharman inscription of Mandsor
Junagarh inscription
Codes
49. Arrange the following in chronological order
Naga Coins
Gadahiya Coins
Punch Marked Coins
Gupta Coins
Codes
50. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow based on your understanding of the passage
The earliest settlements in the Indian subcontinent to date come from the west of the Indus system, on the borders of the Iranian plateau. Here at Mehrgarh there is a pre-ceramic Neolithic, which we may expect to have lasted for a long period, perhaps for as long as two or three millennia (c. 8000 5000 B.C.). At the close of this period there was already a developed mud-brick architecture, wheat and barley were cultivated, and cattle, sheep and goat were domesticated. This was followed by a period of ceramic Neolithic, when comparable settlements are found at several points, notably at Mundigak, Kili Ghul Muhammad, and in Kalat (Anjira and Siah Damb). One of the most striking things about both these early periods is that trade links with the Arabian Sea Coast and with Central Asia seem already to have been established. Tick mark the correct answer below
Indus system was the nucleus of the earliest settlements of the Indo-Pak Subcontinent.
The growth of cultures in the region was due to external trades.
The agriculture had originated in the region bordering Iranian plateau.
Mehargarh evidence origin of pastoral economy.
Neolithic
Mesolithic
Middle Palaeolithic
Acheulian
2. From which site earliest use of fire is reported in Asia
Choukoutien
Anyathian
Patjitan
Spirit Caves
3. What are the main tool components of Natufian
Ground stone axes
Scrapers on flake
Microliths
Chopper and Copping tools
4. Who was the author of typical Mousterian culture in Western Europe
Homo-erectus
Cro-magnon
Homo-Heidelbergensis
Neanderthal
5. Upper Villafrauchianna was fauna of the following period
Holocene
Mid-Pleistocene
Lower Pleistocene
Pliocene
6. Thermoluminescence dating is used to date
Bones
Glass
Pottery
Metal
7. Coprology deals with
Study of faecal remains
Study of seeds
Study of fruits
Study of insects
8. Libby's Radiocarbon dating method started in
1844
1936
1952
1970
9. Site catchment analysis was first applied to archaeological site by
R. Renfrew
Vita Finzi
Ian Hodder
R. S. Pappu
10. "It is difficult to demonstrate how to excavate an ancient site, but one can show how not to excavate." Who said so
Sir John Marshall
General Cunningham
Sir Mortimer Wheeler
A. Ghosh
11. Who introduced the concept of typology in Archaeology
Pitt Riverse
Sir Mortimer Wheeler
A. Ghosh
Sir John Marshall
12. Kot Diji is located on the river
Bolan
Ghaggar
Indus
Sutlej
13. Citadel is associated with
Mehargarh
Bara
Mohenjodaro
Alamgirpur
14. Which of the sites is associated with copper hoards
Daulatpur
Bhagwanpura
Bahadrabad
Hulas
15. Which of the chalcolithic sites has revealed the earliest evidence for irrigation
Kayatha
Inamgaon
Balathal
Loteshwar
16. Kalibanga was deserted because of one of the following factors
Change in the nature of river Ghaggar
Flood
Aryan invasion
Plague
17. Mathura was excavated by
J. P. Joshi
M. C. Joshi
B. B. Lal
R. C. Gaur
18. Mahabharata site Indraprastha is identified at
Kurukshetra
Hastinapur
Purana Quila
Mehrauli
19. Shishupalgarh, a city site, is located in
Orissa
West Bengal
Bihar
Assam
20. The cultural sequence from OCP to early medieval period was found at
Sringverapur
Sravasti
Shishupalgarh
Mathura
21. Megalithic site of Kakoria is located in
Vidarbha
Malwa
Deccan
Vindhyas
22. Remains of wooden planks from early historical deposits were found from the excavation at
Ujjain
Kausambi
Rajgrih
Hastinapur
23. Where is the earliest structural temple located
Sanchi
Vidisha
Elephanta
Badami
24. Which is the earliest stupa in India
Amaravati
Bharhut
Sanchi
Sarnath
25. By which technique terracotta figurines of Ganga-Yamuna from Ahichhatra are made
Hand modelling
Single Mould
Double Mould
Wheel turning
26. What was the technique of Minting of Yodheya coins
Cast
Punch marked
Die striking
All the above
27. In which inscription of Ashoka, Victory of Kalinga is mentioned
XII Rock edict
XIII Rock edict
VII Rock edict
Dholi inscription
28. Assertion Holocene is marked by the beginning of modern climate, fauna and human forms.
Reason The Pleistocene climatic conditions became mild and the evaluation of animal kingdom reached its zenith.
Both and are false.
Both and are correct.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
29. Assertion Modern minting technique of coins was initiated by Indo-Greek rulers in India.
Reason The die struck technique of coins was first issued by Demetrius.
is correct but is false.
is false and is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
30. Assertion Harappans were migrated to Gujarat.
Reason To exploit natural resources.
is correct and is incorrect.
is incorrect and is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are incorrect.
31. Assertion There is paucity of megalithic sites in Gujarat.
Reason Because there was scarcity of iron in this region.
is correct and is incorrect.
is incorrect and is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are incorrect.
32. Assertion Neolithic culture of the middle Ganga plain is marked by rice cultivation, pastoralism and use of handmade cord impressed pottery.
Reason It has development from main Mesolithic traits of the region.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
is correct, but is false.
is false, but is correct.
33. Assertion Heliodorous Pillar was erected by Bhagbhadra.
Reason For the promotion of Bhagvat Dharma.
is correct, but is false.
is false, but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
34. Assertion Eighty-four Thousand Stupas were constructed by Ashoka.
Reason The Stupas were constructed for the promotion of Shaivism.
is correct, but is false.
is false, but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
35. Assertion Non-Harappan Chalcolithic cultures in India could not attain status of urban cultures for non-availability of substantial food surplus.
Reason The mismatch between the low application of metal technology and tough natural conditions could not help to generate substantial food surplus.
Both and are false.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
Both and are correct.
36. Assertion Chalcolithic cultures contain strong regional characters.
Reason This was caused by the restricted avenues of pan-regional interactions on any large scale.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
37. Assertion Second urbanization in the Ganga plain occurred in the second half of the first millennium B.C.
Reason This was caused by the greater application of iron technology which helped in harnessing better of the good natural resources.
is correct but is false.
is false but is correct.
Both and are correct.
Both and are false.
38. Match the items of List-I with those of the items of List-II
List-I List-II
Lapis Lazuli Oman Peninsula
Marine Shells Sukur Rohri hills
Copper Badakshan region
Chert/Flint Gulf of Kachchh
Codes
39. Match the authors of List-I with the books of List-II
List-I List-II
B. Subbarao Lines on Stone
H. D. Sankalia The Saraswati Flows on
B. B. Lal The Personality of India
Erwin Neumayer The Stone Age Tools
Codes
40. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Sothi P.G.W.
Banawali Pre Harappa
Daulatpur Mature Harappa
Ahichchhatra Late Harappa
Codes
41. Match the sites of List-I with the excavators of List-II
List-I List-II
Balathal K.T.M. Hegde
Nagwada V. N. Misra
Navadatoli R.C. Gaur
Atranjikhera H. D. Sankalia
Codes
42. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Ahar Pravana
Nevasa Banas
Narhan Krishna
Nagarjunikonda Saryu
Codes
43. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Sarai Nahar Rai Sand dune
Attirampakkam Horse Shoe Lake
Baghor-II River Terrace
Langhnaj River Bank
Codes
44. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Arikamedu Pondicherry
Chandraketugarh Uttar Pradesh
Kairadih Maharashtra
Nasik Bengal
Codes
45. Match the items of List-I with those of List-II
List-I List-II
Lahariadih Iron Age Megalithic
Tokwa Late Upper Palaeolithic
Kotia Copper-hoard
Madarpur Neolithic
Codes
46. Arrange the following sites in chronological order
Arikamedu
Srishailam
Amravati
Vadamadurai
Codes
47. Arrange the following ceramicwares in chronological order
Painted Grey ware
Reserved Slip ware
Red Polished ware
Corded ware
Codes
48. Arrange the following in chronological order
Rummindei inscription
Gwalior inscription
Yashodharman inscription of Mandsor
Junagarh inscription
Codes
49. Arrange the following in chronological order
Naga Coins
Gadahiya Coins
Punch Marked Coins
Gupta Coins
Codes
50. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow based on your understanding of the passage
The earliest settlements in the Indian subcontinent to date come from the west of the Indus system, on the borders of the Iranian plateau. Here at Mehrgarh there is a pre-ceramic Neolithic, which we may expect to have lasted for a long period, perhaps for as long as two or three millennia (c. 8000 5000 B.C.). At the close of this period there was already a developed mud-brick architecture, wheat and barley were cultivated, and cattle, sheep and goat were domesticated. This was followed by a period of ceramic Neolithic, when comparable settlements are found at several points, notably at Mundigak, Kili Ghul Muhammad, and in Kalat (Anjira and Siah Damb). One of the most striking things about both these early periods is that trade links with the Arabian Sea Coast and with Central Asia seem already to have been established. Tick mark the correct answer below
Indus system was the nucleus of the earliest settlements of the Indo-Pak Subcontinent.
The growth of cultures in the region was due to external trades.
The agriculture had originated in the region bordering Iranian plateau.
Mehargarh evidence origin of pastoral economy.
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