Correct Option (D)
Pairs 2 and 3 are correctly matched.
- Chandraketugarh – Terracotta art: Chandraketugarh, an archaeological site in West Bengal, is renowned for its rich findings of terracotta art. These artefacts provide insights into the daily life, religious practices, and cultural aspects of ancient Bengal.
- Ganeshwar – Copper artefacts: Ganeshwar, located in Rajasthan, is a significant Chalcolithic site. It is particularly known for its extensive copper artefacts, indicating its role as a major centre for copper mining and metallurgy during the ancient period, often referred to as the 'storehouse of copper objects'.
Incorrect Options:
- Pair 1: Burzahom – Rock-cut shrines: Burzahom is a Neolithic site located in the Kashmir Valley. It is famous for its pit dwellings (underground houses), unique burial practices (including human and animal burials), and distinctive polished stone tools and pottery. It is not associated with rock-cut shrines, which are typically found in later periods and different geographical contexts (e.g., Ajanta, Ellora).