At which of the following sites of the Indus Valley civilization adults were generally buried in the ground, laid out straight, with the head towards north?

Option 4 : Inamgaon

At the site of Inamgaon, adults were generally buried in the ground, laid out straight, with the head towards north.

• Inamgaon is a site of the Indus Valley civilization on the river Ghod, a tributary of the Bhima.
• It was occupied between 3600 and 2700 years ago.
• Here, adults were generally buried in the ground, laid out straight, with the head towards the north.
• Sometimes burials were within the houses.
• Vessels that probably contained food and water were placed with the dead.
• In one of the burial found at Inamgaon, a man was found buried in a large, four legged clay jar in the courtyard of a five-roomed house, in the centre of the settlement.

• The body was placed in a cross-legged position. 

Hence, we can conclude that the correct answer is - Inamgaon.

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