Ring wells are a type of ancient well constructed using circular structures made of brick, stone, or pottery rings. Their widespread use is indicative of increasing urbanization and sophisticated water management techniques.
The period of Ancient India, in which the first reference of ring wells is found- - (1) Mauryan Period - (2) Mahajanapada Period - (3) Gupta Period - (4) Vardhana Period
Asked in School Lecturer (School Edu.) 2018 1 2018 · Topic: Gupta and Post-Gupta Period (Gupta Economy: Agriculture, Trade, Guilds, Currency, Land Grants)
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