What does the discovery of a 'dockyard' at Lothal tell us about Harappan society?

It proves that the Harappans were maritime traders with knowledge of tides and overseas connections to Mesopotamia.

Match Harappan Sites with Archaeological Discoveries

Q: Match List-I (Ancient site) with List-II (Archaeological finding) and select the correct answer: | List-I (Ancient site) | List-II (Archaeological finding) | | :--- | :--- | | A. Lothal | 1. Ploughed field | | B. Kalibangan | 2. Dockyard | | C. Dholavira | 3. Terracotta replica of a Plough | | D. Banawali | 4. 10 large-sized signs of Harappan script |

Lothal matches with the Dockyard, Kalibangan with the Ploughed Field, Dholavira with the 10-sign inscription, and Banawali with the Terracotta Plough.

ID: HIS_ANC_2002_10 Ref: B.B. Lal, The Sarasvati Flows On

Match List-I (Ancient site) with List-II (Archaeological finding) and select the correct answer:

List-I (Ancient site) List-II (Archaeological finding)
A. Lothal 1. Ploughed field
B. Kalibangan 2. Dockyard
C. Dholavira 3. Terracotta replica of a Plough
D. Banawali 4. 10 large-sized signs of Harappan script

List-I (Ancient site)	List-II (Archaeological finding)
A. Lothal	1. Ploughed field
B. Kalibangan	2. Dockyard
C. Dholavira	3. Terracotta replica of a Plough
D. Banawali	4. 10 large-sized signs of Harappan script

Match List-I (Ancient site) with List-II (Archaeological finding) and select the correct answer:List-I (Ancient site)List-II (Archaeological finding)A. Lothal1. Ploughed fieldB. Kalibangan2. DockyardC. Dholavira3. Terracotta replica of a PloughD. Banawali4. 10 large-sized signs of Harappan script