The antariya was a garment worn by people during the Mauryan period. It was:
- A. an unstitched length of cloth draped around the body.
- B. a sewn garment consisting of a sleeved tunic.
- C. a head covering used exclusively by women.
- D. made of strips sewn together tied at the waist with a cord. ✓
Correct Answer: D. made of strips sewn together tied at the waist with a cord.
Explanation
Antariya was a garment worn on the lower body during the Mauryan period, typically made of cotton, linen, or silk, consisting of strips sewn together and tied at the waist with a cord.
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