Mohenjodaro, one of the largest cities of the Indus Valley Civilization, yielded a large number of seals, including various depictions of animals like bulls (especially the Zebu bull) and the famous Pashupati seal. While seals were found at other sites like Harappa and Lothal, Mohenjodaro is particularly renowned for the quantity and diversity of its seals, including iconic bull representations.
Bull-Seal of Indus valley civilization was found at:
Asked in RPSC RAS Prelims 2008 · Topic: Indus Valley Civilization (Artistic Expressions: Seals, Sculpture, Pottery, and Terracotta Figurines)
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