Why is the Indus Valley Civilization classified as Pre-Aryan based on discovered evidence?
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Answer: B. Copper
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The Indus Valley Civilization is classified as Chalcolithic or Pre-Aryan largely due to its extensive use of copper and bronze before the introduction of iron.
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