Question

list out the archaeological findings unearthed in Sinauli during excavation. write 2 lines about any one evidence of your choice​

Answer 1

The excavations first began in 2005 and within a year 116 burial sites were discovered. Due to this, it was referred to as one of India's largest known necropolis in the Chalcolithic period.

The burial sites are different from Indus Valley Civilization. The coffins are 4 legged and the tombs had underground chambers.

In the tombs are found systematically arranged vases, bowls and pots near the body.

There is rice found in those pots buried along with the bodies of the troops

In one coffin upon excavation, 8 anthropomorphic figures (something that looks like humans) were found on it.

One thing that is extraordinary is that the burials were similar to vedic culture and not Indus Valley culture

Impressions of cloth to wrap the bodies suggests purification of corpses like those practiced in Hindu customs today.

Answer 2

The Sinauli excavation site is an archaeological site located in Sinauli, western Uttar Pradesh, India, at the Ganga-Yamuna Doab.[web 1][web 2] The site gained attention for its Bronze Age solid-disk wheel carts, found in 2018,[1] which were interpreted by some as horse-pulled "chariots".[web 3][web 4][note 2]