The Jorwe people have traded gold and ivory from which of the following places?
A. Rajpipla
B. Tekkalkotta
C. Inamgaon
D. Malwa
Answer:B
The Jorwe people have traded gold and ivory from which of the following places?
A. Rajpipla B. Tekkalkotta C. Inamgaon D. Malwa
Explanation: Conch shells for bangles were traded from the Saurashtra coast to various other parts of the Chalcolithic regions. Similarly, gold and ivory may have come from Tekkalkotta (Karnataka) to Jorwe people who in turn traded these to their contemporaries. The semiprecious stones may have been traded to various parts from Rajpipla (Gujarat).It is interesting to note that the Jorwe people traded even the pottery to distant places, as Inamgaon pottery has been found at several sites located away from it.