A statue of bearded man was found at

Q. A statue of bearded man was found at

(a) Harappa

(b) Mohenjodaro

(c) Chanhudaro

(d) Dholavira

Ans: (b) Mohenjodaro

Explanation: The statue of the bearded man was found at (b) Mohenjodaro. The statue, commonly known as the “Priest-King,” is one of the most famous artifacts of the Indus Valley Civilization. It was discovered during excavations at the site of Mohenjodaro in present-day Pakistan. The statue depicts a male figure with a beard and an elaborate headdress, sitting in a cross-legged position. It is believed to represent a significant religious or political figure from the Indus Valley Civilization.