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प्रश्न
Why were big holes made in them?
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उत्तर
Big holes were made in them to increase the viewing area. Soldiers could look through these holes and could keep a better vigilance.
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How would the fountains have worked?
Look carefully at the map of Golconda. On the map, arrows show all four directions.
- If you are peeping inside from Bodli Darwaza, in which direction from you is Katora Hauz?
- If someone is entering from Banjara Darwaza, in which direction from her is Katora Hauz?
- In which direction will you walk from Bala Hisar to reach Moti Mahal?
- How many gates can you see on the outer walls of the fort?
- Count how many palaces are there in the fort?
- What arrangements for water can you see inside the fort? For example, wells, tanks, step-wells.
What kind of weapons were used in this war?
Find out from your elders about some of the things made from bronze that were, or are still used in your house. From its colour try to identify which one of them is made from copper, which is from brass, and which is from bronze.
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What kinds of pots have you seen around you?
How old was it? How did you know?
- What kinds of work are people doing?
- How many men and women are working?
- See, how they are taking the huge pillar up along the slope?
- Is it easier to lift a heavy thing straight up or along a slope?
- Were you able to see the man carrying water in a Mashak (leather bag)?
Sangeeta thinks it is useless to keep old things in a museum. How would you convince her that it is important to have a museum?
On the map, 1 cm distance is equal to a distance of 110 meters on the ground. Now tell
On the map, the distance between Bala Hisar and Fateh Darwaja is ____ cm. On the ground, the distance between the two would be ____ meters.
