PAPER-II
ARCHAEOLOGY

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ARCHAEOLOGY
Paper II

Note This paper contains fifty objective type questions, each question carrying two
marks. Attempt all the questions.
1. The French term 'coups de poing' means

Handaxl


Cleaver


Scraper


Spheroid



2. Palaeolithic cultures of Rajasthan were studied in geological context by

R.V. Joshi


B.B. Lal


V.N. Misra


G.C. Mohapatra



3. Mousterian tool technology belongs to

Lower Palaeolithic


Middle Palaeolithic


Upper Palaeolithic


Mesolithic



4. Evidence of heat treatment for manufacturing stone tools has been
found at

Bhimbetka


Baghor-I


Nagarjuni Konda


Budha Pushkar



5. Mesolithic human skeletons Sarai Nahar Rai were studied by

John R. Lukacs


K.A.R. Kennedy


V.H. Mair


A.A. Elgart


from


6. 'Prehistoric Rock Paintings of Bhimbetka, Central India' book was written by

V.S. Wakankar


V.N. Misra


Y. Mathpal


H.D. Sankalia



7. A complete human baby skull in fossilized form was found at Odai by

A. Sonakia


P. Rajendran


G.L. Badam


A.R. Sankhyan



8. 'The Roots of Ancient India' book was written by

B. Allchin


H.D. Sankalia


D.P. Agrawal


W.A. Fairservis



9. The earliest culture, revealed from the excavations at Taradih in Gaya is

Mesolithic


Neolithic


Chalcolithic


Early historical



10. Lahuradeva, the Neolithic settlement is located

On the bank of a river


On a sand dune


On the bank of Oxbow lake


None of the above



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11. Which method is generally used for excavating a megalith

Vertical excavation


Horizontal excavation


Quadrant method


Trial trench



12. Which one of the following is odd one

Gufkral


Gilund


Martand


Burzahom



13. The granite hills of the South India were the abode of

Palaeolithic people


Mesolithic people


Neolithic people


Chalcolithic people



14. Which of the following cultural terms is not supported by an excavated stratified deposit in its zone

Indus civilization


Sothi culture


Siswal culture


Hakra culture



15. Perforated jars were introduced in one of the following periods

Neolithic


Mature Harappan


Painted Grey Ware


Black and Red Ware



16. Dish-on-stand with a drooping rims is a feature of one of the following

Neolithic


Mature Harappa


Late Harappa


O.C.P.



17. Terracotta wheels with central hub are associated with one of the following

Amre culture


Kalibanga-I


Mitathal II B


Mature Harappa



18. Ghat-shaped beads are speciality of one of the following

Harappa civilization


O.C.P.


P.G.W.


B.R.W.



19. Geographical overlap between the Harappan and Painted Grey ware remains is in one of the regions

Sutlej Yamuna basins


Son and Ganga basins


Chambal Banas basins


Indus Gomal basins



20. Brahmi script was deciphered by

S.R. Rao


A. Cunningham


James Princep


V.D. Krishna Swamy



21. The earliest Indian coins were

Dinar


Kalanjaru


Pushpa


Punch marked



22. Buddha was born at

Vaishali


Lumbini Vana


Sanchi


Bodh Gaya



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23. The earliest reference to Sati practice occurred in

Junagadh inscription


Aihole inscription


Eran inscription


Talagunda inscription



24. Sudarshana Lake was rebuilt during the time of Rudradaman by his minister

Huvishka


Nahapana


Suvisakha


Kulaipa



25. Simuk was the founder of

Pandya dynasty


Satavahana dynasty


Pallava dynasty


Chalukya dynasty



26. Lakulisa is an incarnation of

Mahavira


Shiva


Vishnu


Buddha



27. Mahaveera's last rites were performed at one of the following places

Pave


Lumbini


Karle


Kashi



28. The earliest inscription mentioned Saka era is

Junagadh inscription of Rudra daman


Besnagar Garuda pillar inscription


Allahabad pillar inscription of Samudra gupta


Badami inscription of Pulakesin I



29. Match the following correctly

K.A.R. Rock art Kennedy


Vishnu Geology Mittre


S.N. Physical Rajaguru Anthropology


R.G. Palaeobotany Bednaric















30. Match the items of List I with those of List II


List I List II

Pragdhara Rock Art Society of India


Purakala Archaeological Society of India


Puratattva (iii) U.P. State Archaeology Department


Man and Indian Society


Environment for Prehistoric and Quaternary Studies

Code














31. Match the sites of List I with the excavators of List II

List I List II

Langunaj R.V. Joshi


Bagor P.C. Pant


Adamgarh V.N. Misra


Lahariadih H.D. Sankalia



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32. Match the sites of List I with the excavators of List II

List I List II

Ropar U.V. Singh


Rakhigarhi Y.D. Sharma


Lothal Amarinder Nath


Daulatpur S.R. Rao


Select the correct answer from the codes given below

Codes














33. Match the sites of List I with the excavators of List II

List I List II

Navdatoli B.K. Thapar


Eran H.D. Sankalia


Ahar K.D. Bajapai


Prakash R.C. Agarwal


Select the correct answer from the codes given below

Codes














34. Match the items of List I with those of List II
List I List II

Absence of Late NBPW Terracotta levels wheels


Solid Middle wheels NBPW levels


Wheels with Early NBPW impressed levels spokes


Spoked Chalcolithic


wheel Ganga Plain Select the correct answer from the codes given below

Codes














35. Match the items of List I with those of List II

List I List II

Wrought iron Wet paddy cultivation


Carburised Steel iron


Quenched iron Semi-steel


Paddy Non-


transplantation carburised Select the correct answer from the codes given below

Codes














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36. Match the books given in List I with authors given in List II

List I List II

Indian D.C. Sircar Palaeography


The Coinage R.B. of the Gupta Pandey Empire


Indian A.S. Architecture Altekar

Buddhist
and Hindu



Indian Percy


Epigraphy Brown Select the right answer from the codes given below

Codes














37. Match the items of List I with those of List II

List I List II

Sun temple Mahabalipuram


Shore Aihole temple


Kailasanath Konark temple


Meguti Ellora temple



Codes















38. Match the Authors given in List I with the books given in List II.
List I List II


Alchin Indus Civilization


K.A.N. The Coinage

Sastry of the Gupta Empire



A.S. Altekar A History of South India


Sir M. The Birth of


Wheeler Indian Civilization


Codes














39. Match the items of List I with those of List II.

List I List II

Kirti Varman Chera


Udayanjera Chalukya


Karikala Pandya


Nedun Chola Jeliyan


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40. Assertion Cognitive Archaeology studies the mind of prehistoric man.
Reason Evolutionary psychology helps in the study of cognitive archaeology.

is correct but is incorrect.


is incorrect but is correct.


Both and are correct.


Both and are incorrect.



41. Assertion The roots of Harappa Civilization travel to the trans Indus areas
Reason The antiquity of human activities is far greater here Than its other areas.

Both and are correct.


Both and are incorrect.


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is incorrect and is correct.



42. Assertion Ochre coloured pottery represents an agro pastoral cultural group.
Reason They primarily subsisted on animal husbandry and agriculture.

is correct and is incorrect.


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Both and are correct.


Both and are incorrect.



43. Assertion Malwa culture could not produce urban centres.
Reason Copper technology was not very effective in the face of black clayey soil.

is correct and is incorrect.


is incorrect and is correct.


Both and are incorrect.


Both and are correct.



44. Assertion Copper technology was instrumental in the development of first urbanization in semi arid areas.
Reason The compatibility of copper tools and the semi­arid areas was very high.

is correct and is incorrect.


is incorrect and is correct.


Both and are correct.


Both and are incorrect.



45. Assertion The main centre of Northern Black Polished Ware circulation was the middle Ganga plain.
Reason Better clay was available for making this ware in these areas.

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Both and are correct.


Both and are incorrect.



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46. Assertion Huien Tsang visited India during the time of Harsha Vardhana.
Reason To study the Jaina literature.

is correct but is false.


is false but is correct.


Both and are correct.


Both and are false.



47. Assertion Ashokan edicts are found in many places of South India.
Reason Because South India was under his control.

Both and are false.


is correct but is false.


is false but is correct.


Both and are correct.



48. Assertion The Hoysalas built structural temples.
Reason Because they did not know rock-cut technology.

is correct but is false.


is false but is correct.


Both and are correct.


Both and are false.



49. Arrange the following in chronological order

Bel Pandhari


Jhusi


Tenmalai

Isampur













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50. Read the passage below, and answer the questions that follow based on your understanding
Unlike the chalcolithic sites in Western and Central India those in the mid Ganga plains were not deserted. More than a dozen chalcolithic sites in Western and Central India show a sudden break in culture. They were deserted for 500 to 1000 years and reoccupied between the fifth and third century
B.C. These include Ahar and Gilund in Rajasthan; Jokha, Dhatva and Prabhaspatan in Gujarat; Besnagar, Kayatha, Maheshwar and Navdatol in Madhya Pradesh and finally Jorwe, Nasik, Nevasa, Behal and Songaon in Maharashtra. Possibly the non availability of iron and its technology ruled out any expansion of the old settlements after the exhaustion of the fertility of local soil. People did not face this difficulty in the mid-Ganga basin where several chalcolithic settlements grew into full-fledged iron age settlements.
Tick mark the correct answer

The chalcolithic sites of Western and Central India are the village culture sites


The iron technology was not known to the people of mid Ganga plain in chalcolithic period


The availability of iron ore and iron technology was the reason for continuity of cultures in the mid Ganga plain.


The Jorwe culture is the chalcolithic culture of Maharashtra



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