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Regarding Keeladi, historians note: 'A farmer could write his own name on a pot he owned.' What does this finding primarily imply about the society?
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- 1That the Keeladi civilization was highly inegalitarian.
- 2That the Keeladi civilization featured widespread literacy, not restricting it only to the elite class.✓
- 3That the farmers of the Keeladi civilization were also professionally potters.
- 4All the above
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That the Keeladi civilization featured widespread literacy, not restricting it only to the elite class.
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