From which of the following archaeological sites, coins bearing Greek signs have been found?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Dareeba
Explanation:
• At Dareeba (near Jaipur), archaeological excavations revealed coins bearing Greek signs, indicating Indo-Greek interactions or influence.
• Such discoveries highlight early trade and cultural links.
• Coins found include symbols like Greek letters and motifs.
• Dareeba is important for studying ancient numismatic history of Rajasthan.
• Other listed sites belong to different cultural phases without such Indo-Greek coin evidence.
Information Booster:
• Indo-Greek coins are markers of cultural exchange during 2nd century BCE–1st century CE.
• Rajasthan’s trade routes connected it with north-western regions where Indo-Greek presence was strong.
Additional Knowledge:
Ahar (Option a)
• Chalcolithic site; no Greek-symbol coins.
Ahirwara (Option b)
• Not known for Indo-Greek artefacts.
Jodhpura (Option d)
• Linked with OCP and early copper culture, not Greek coins.