Which of the following were NOT a part of a citadel in Harrapan architecture?
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer is option 4 i.e. Residential buildings for masses
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Residential buildings for masses were not a part of a citadel in Harrapan architecture.
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It was found during excavations that the cities were divided into two sections. i.e. the citadel and the lower house.
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The higher areas were smaller and belonged to the citadel.
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The lower regions belonged to the lower town that had extensive areas.
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The rich lived in big houses with multiple rooms, while poor people had smaller homes.
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The significant buildings had courtyards attached to them.
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The big houses and the public buildings were located on the streets.
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The tiny houses had two rooms, while the significant dwellings had multiple rooms.
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The priests and higher class used to live in citadels.