Match the following materials with the places they were found.

Matrix:

Column I

Column II
(a)
Copper
(i)
Afghanistan and Iran
(b)
Tin
(ii)
Gujrat
(c)
Gold
(iii)
Rajasthan and Oman
(d)
Precious stones
(iv)
Karnataka

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a-iv;b-ii;c-i;d-iii

a-iii;b-i;c-iv;d-ii

a-ii;b-iii;c-iv;d-i

a-i;b-iii;c-iv;d-ii

answer is B.

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Detailed Solution

Raw materials are either found naturally, such as wood and ores of metals or produced by farmers or herders. These are processed to create finished goods.
For example, cotton produced by farmers gets processed to make cloth. While some of the raw materials that the Harappans used were available locally, many items came in from distant places.
1)      The Harappans got copper from present-day Rajasthan and Oman in West Asia.
2)      Tin came in from present-day Afghanistan and Iran. Tin got used to producing bronze by mixing it with copper.
3)      Gold came from present-day Karnataka.
4)      Precious stones came from present-day Gujarat, Iran and Afghanistan.

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