The famous female figurine known as ‘Dancing Girl’, found at Mohenjo-daro, is made of

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The Dancing Girl of Mohenjodaro is one of the most iconic artifacts from the Indus Valley Civilization, representing the sophisticated artistic and metallurgical achievements of this ancient urban culture that flourished approximately 4,500 years ago. The Dancing Girl: This small bronze figurine (approximately 4 inches tall) discovered in Mohenjodaro depicts a female figure standing in a confident posture with one arm on her hip and the other arm adorned with bangles. The statue was created using the lost-wax casting process, demonstrating advanced knowledge of metallurgy