List of top Ancient Indian History Culture And Arch Questions

Match List-I with List-II:
List-I List-II 
(A) Vikramorvashiya(I) Bharavi
(B) Kavyalankara(II) Kalidasa
(C) Kiratarjuniya(III) Dandin
(D) Kavyadarsha(IV) Bhamaha
Arrange the following in chronological order:
(A) Accession of Chandragupta Maurya
(B) Hathigumpha inscription
(C) The Gupta inscription from Allahabad
(D) Mushika Vamsha by Atula
Arrange the following in chronological order:
(A) The British succeeded in transferring many of Indian coins to private and public collections in Britain.
(B) The earliest coins contain a few symbols.
(C) The Indo-Greek coins were found around Afghanistan.
(D) The post-Gupta coins depict decline of trade and commerce.
Arrange the following Pandya rulers of Madurai in correct chronological sequence
(A) Rajasimha I
(B) Arikesari
(C) Kadungon
(D) Ranadhira
Arrange the following in correct chronological sequence:
(A) Mature Harappan culture
(B) Use of rice in Lothal
(C) Earliest agricultural settlements in Baluchistan
(D) Pre-Harappan settlements in Cholistan (Pakistan)
Arrange the following in correct chronological sequence:
(A) Discovery of the monsoon
(B) Final composition of the Sangam literature
(C) The beginning of the megalithic culture
(D) The Cholas re-emerge as an important power
.Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The three-age system – the idea that there was an age of stone tools, followed by one dominated by those of bronze and then of iron – was put forward by:
Which of the following ages or eras form the Cenozoic or the age of the mammals?
The first palaeolithic tool discovered by Robert Bruce Foote at Pallavaram near Madras was:
Within the Vedic corpus as a whole, which of the following are considered the oldest?
The Jatakas (stories of the previous births of the Buddha) are one of the 15 books of:
The Jaina Puranas are hagiographies of the Jaina saints known as tirthankaras. The Shvetam-baras call them:
Which one of the following is not authored by Bhasa?
The term ’classical Sanskrit’ refers to the language. Its rules were codified by:
The 18th and 19th centuries were dominated by the writings of European scholars, usually referred to as the Orientalists or Indologists, although they often described themselves as: