Question

4. Arretine ware was named after a city in:
(a) Egypt
(b) Mesopotamia (c) Italy
(d) India
5. Which city was an important religious centre for Hindus, Buddhists and Jains?
(a) Mathura
(b) Bharuch (c) Muziris
(d) Arikamedu​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

4. Arretine ware was named after a city in Italy.

5. Mathura was an important religious center for Hindus, Buddhists and Jains.

Explanation:

Arretine ware:

• Fine Roman pottery from Arrentium, an old Roman settlement in present-day Tuscany, is known as Arretine ware.
• For the town's current name, it is frequently referred to as Arezzo ware.
• This red slip-coated ceramic style dates back to the first century BCE.
• Arretine porcelain has also been found from Arikamedu, a prehistoric archaeological site in modern-day Puducherry, South India, along with numerous other ancient settlements.
• It was first created in the Central Italian area of Tuscany.
• This pottery's earliest traces can be found between the first and third centuries AD.
• In the Graeco-Roman empire, it was produced and utilized extensively.
• Despite being mass-produced, pottery had a very high quality and was extremely complex.

Mathura:

• There were Buddhist monasteries, Jaina shrines, and significant Krishna worship sites in Mathura, which was a significant religious hub.

Hence, Arretine ware was named after Arrentium, Italy.

Mathura is a religious hub for Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains.

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