From where a terracotta seal bearing Brahmi script has been recovered?

Correct option is A

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• A terracotta seal bearing Brahmi script was recovered from Bairath (also known as Viratnagar) in Rajasthan.

• Bairath is an important archaeological site with remains from Mauryan, Shunga, and Kushana periods.

• The site has yielded:

Terracotta seals

Inscriptions in Brahmi script

Remains of Buddhist monasteries and Ashokan edicts

• The presence of Brahmi script on the seal indicates its association with early historical periods, likely during or just after Ashoka's reign.

• Rairh – Known for early historic settlement but no specific terracotta seal with Brahmi.

• Rangmahal – Famous for Kushana-period painted pottery.

• Sambhar – Known more for salt production and medieval period finds.

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