(A) Hastinapur
(B) Ahichhatra
(C) Noh
(D) Red Fort
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(A) Hastinapur
(B) Ahichhatra
(C) Noh
(D) Red Fort
Correct Answer: (A) Hastinapur
Explanation:
The Ochre Coloured Pottery (OCP) was first identified and named during excavations at Hastinapur by archaeologist B.B. Lal [jstor].
While OCP sites are spread across various locations, Hastinapur holds the distinction of being the place where this pottery type was christened.