The Harappan male torso, discovered at Mohenjo- daro (often mistakenly associated with Harappa as a general Indus Valley site), is a significant sculpture that showcases the advanced artistic and technical skills of the Indus people in stone carving.
The famous male torso of Harappa is made of
Asked in ACF And Forest Range Officer Gr I Comp. Exam 2018 · Topic: Indus Valley Civilization (Artistic Expressions: Seals, Sculpture, Pottery, and Terracotta Figurines)
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