History, asked by lalitmohanmeher9999, 3 months ago

1. identify the object show in the image.

2. To which civilizations does it belong.​

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Answered by pincheninks
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Answer:

1 _painting done by aadimanv

Answered by anweshamishra12
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1. These are the seals used to seal crop sacks.

2. These belong to the Harrapan Civilisation
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