What evidence indicates that Harappan society was most likely organized by social classes?
a. parallels between Harappan society and other class-based societies at the time
b. written accounts that point to class structure
c. involvement in trade
d. similarities between the Harappan and societies that existed after them
e. the remains of Harappan urban centers, which featured residences of different sizes and complexity
Question 2
Although no human remains have ever been found at Monte Verde, what evidence was found that proved that the site was once occupied by approximately 12,000 B.C.E.?
a. Stone tools.
b. Animal remains.
c. Empty burial sites.
d. Cave art.
e. A human footprint.
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