This question tests the knowledge of significant archaeological sites and the prominent structures or sculptures found at each location. Identifying these associations is crucial for understanding India's art and architectural history.
Match list - I with list - II and identify the correct answer by using the codes below – List - I (Archaeological Remains) (A) Stone Elephant (B) Four Asiatic lions (C) Grand Entrance gateway (D) Trimurti Sculpture List - II (Site) (i) Sanchi (ii) Dhauli (iii) Elephanta (iv) Sarnath
Asked in Headmaster (Secondary School) 2018 · Topic: Architecture in Ancient India (Mauryan Stupas, Monolithic Pillars, and Rock-cut Caves)
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