Taxila was a famous site of
(1) Early Vedic art
(2) Mauryan art
(3) Gandhara art
(4) Gupta art

The gold coins were introduced first in India by
(1) The Kushanas
(2) The Greeks
(3) The Sakas
(4) The Parthians

Which of the following dynasties conquered Sri Lanka and South-East Asian countries?

(1) The Pandyas
(2) The Chalukyas
(3) The Cholas
(4) The Rashtrakutas

The art style which combines Indian and Greek features is called
(1) Sikhara                              (2) Verna
(3) Nagara                              (4) Gandhara

The Harappans were the earliest people to produce
(1) Seals
(2) Bronze implements
(3) Cotton
(4) Barely

The Megalithic culture (500 B.C. - A.D. 100) brings us to the historical period in South India.The Megaliths used
(1) weapons made of stone
(2) tools & implements made of stone.

(3) graves encircled by big pieces of stones.

(4) articles of daily use made of stone.

Chinese pilgrim who visited India during Harsha Vardhan’s period was-
(1) Fa-Hien                          (2) I’tsing
(3) Nishka                            (4) Hiuen Tsang

Chalukya king Pulakesin-\(\mathrm{II}\) defeated by
(1) Mahendra Varman-\(\mathrm{I}\)
(2) Narasimha Varman-\(\mathrm{I}\)
(3) Parameswara Varman-\(\mathrm{I}\)
(4) Jatila Parantaka

Greek-Roman Art has found a place in
(1) Ellora                     (2) Gandhara
(3) Kalinga                  (4) Buddhist Art.

The Ajanta pantings belong to the
(1) Harappan period
(2) Mauryan period
(3) Buddhist period
(4) Gupta period

The Harappans were
(1) rural              (2) urban
(3) nomadic        (4) tribal