From which Indus Valley site has the evidence of a ploughed field been found?

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RPSC AEn General Knowledge & General Science 2018 Official Paper

Answer 1

The correct answer is Kalibangan.Key Points

The evidence of a ploughed field in the Indus Valley Civilization has been found at the site of Kalibangan (located in present-day Rajasthan, India).
This discovery provides insight into the agricultural practices of the civilization, showing the use of ploughing for crop cultivation.
The furrows in the field suggest the sowing of two crops simultaneously.

Additional Information Indus Sites and Features

Indus Sites	Features
Lothal	Evidence of double burial Remains of Rice Husk Evidence of terracotta figurine of a horse Dockyard Terracotta model of a ship
Kalibangan	Evidence of furrowed land Evidence of wooden furrow Evidence of seven fire altars Ploughed field surface
Mohenjodaro	Great bath Great granary Assembly hall Steatite image of a bearded man Seal of Pashupati Bronze Dancing Girl
Harappa	Cemeteries Evidence Of Coffin Burial Granary outside the fort.
Rakhighari	variety of pottery, tools, ornaments, and seals