Q. With respect to Indian archaeology, terms ‘Menhir’, ‘Kudakkallu’, ‘Nannangadi’ pertain to which of the following?
Answer: Burials
Notes:

• Menhirs are upright stones from the Megalithic period. They are erected above a burial site or near a burial site as a memorial.
• The "kudakkallu" is a kind of megalithic monument found in Kerala. The "kudakallus" are burial sites in which the corpse is buried and curvilinear blocks are installed on the ground with a hollow space in between. An umbrella-shaped block is kept atop.
• The Urn Burial or Nannangadi during Sangam Age refers to the practice of burying the remains of the deceased by placing them in a big urn.

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