"The Pashupati Seal" is found from _________ site of Indus Valley civilization.

Correct option is D

Correct answer is Mohanjodaro

"The Pashupati Seal," depicting a figure surrounded by animals, was excavated from Mohanjodaro, one of the major sites of the Indus Valley Civilization. The seal is believed to represent a proto-Shiva deity associated with yoga and meditation practices.

Important Key Points:

1. Mohanjodaro is in present-day Sindh, Pakistan.
2. The Pashupati Seal symbolizes early cultural and religious beliefs.
3. It was made from steatite, commonly used in seals of the period.
4. Suggests advanced artistic and spiritual ideas.
5. This civilization thrived between 2500–1900 BCE.
6. UNESCO recognizes Mohanjodaro as a World Heritage Site.

Information Booster:

• (a) Banwali:  found in Haryana, noted for beads.
• (b) Lothal:  associated with dockyards and trade.
• (c) Kalibangan: notable for fire altars.
• (d) Mohanjodaro: Correct as the location of the Pashupati Seal.